Slumdog Millionaire and A Separation

    Various types of films are introduced almost every day all over the world. While some of them cannot attract attention and fail, some gain success and get awards. The ones, which are found successful and attractive, make people think and learn. Slumdog Millionaire and A Separation are among the films that have found quite successful and attracted many people’s attention. Although there are a few similarities between these two films, they share certain differences as well.

    The first similarity between Slumdog Millionaire and A Separation is that they both have won Oscar Film Awards. Due to this, they have a reputation in the world. What is more, they both include sorrowful events. Their duration is also similar. That is, Slumdog Millionaire and A Separation last for about one hundred twenty minutes.

    Slumdog Millionaire and A Separation are different in some aspects. First of all, while Slumdog Millionaire tells the adventure of an eighteen-year-old boy who decides to attend a competition called “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?”, A Separation tells the story of a couple who are about to the get divorced. In addition, although the film takes part in India, Slumdog Millionaire is an American Film. Yet, A Separation is an Iranian film.  The last distinction between the two films is that while Slumdog Millionaire has gotten 8.8 points from the Internet Movie Database, A Separation has gotten 5.8 points.

    To sum up, Slumdog Millionaire and A Separation are prestigious films which have won Oscar Film Awards. Their fame has spread all over the world. They are both worth watching. Although the two films mention different stories, they both include sorrowful events. It is your preference to decide which one you would like to watch. 

The Causes of European Union and Its Possible Effects on the Participant Countries

    European Union is a political and an economic organization which consists of twenty seven countries. It was founded after the Second World War. Austria, Belgium, Germany and France are some of the countries that take place in this institution. This organization is based on the rule of law. In other words, all member countries reach an agreement democratically. The parliament is elected every five years by the EU citizens. The main aim of this organization is to keep peace and prosperity among the countries. Although the causes of European Union may differ from person to person, there seems to be some main reasons. Promoting human rights both internally and externally and  developing a single market system are the two major causes of the European Union.

    The first cause of European Union is to promote human rights both internally and externally. That is; democracy, freedom, equality among people, the rule of law and respect for human rights is quite significant for this organization. After signing the Treaty of Lisbon in 2009, all rights were brought together in a single document. Since then, the EU applies these factors all the time.

    The second cause of European Union, which is a major trading power, is to develop a single market system. The single market represents main economic engine, providing loads of goods, services and money. In addition, the EU aims to develop these resources to enable citizens a number of benefits. As these sources continue to grow, the citizens live in prosperity.

        After looking at the two main causes of European Union namely, promoting human rights and developing a single market system, now let’s look at its possible effects on the participant countries which are low prices and travelling to other European countries without any barrier. The first possible effect of European Union on the participant countries is having everything in low prices since the trade is quite powerful. In addition to powerful and vivid trade, customs union also leads citizens to purchase everything cheapper than the other countries which are not included in European countries. As a consequence, people live in high standards and do not suffer from poverty.