Time magazine reporters caught up with Ayman Abu Aita, a respectable middle class family man, and exposed Bruno Movies’ video editing tricks and lies to fabricate the soundbites. It is a real shame that Sacha Baron Cohen had to go this far to make a quick buck. The interviewing scene might be a result from the Austrian fashionista’s lack of ideas and creativity.
No matter how much we love the Bruno character created by Sacha Baron Cohen, it is time to move on as SBC will be focusing all his energy on the next movie. He will now turn himself into a pop star wannabe trying to win the European singing contest. Get ready for a new mockumentary on the Eurovision Song Contest.
http://www.contactmusic.com/news.nsf/article/cohen-set-to-step-up-to-eurovision-mic_1111650
When you thought all the issues and parodies have been addressed by the Bruno Movie, more controversy are likely to resurface when Bruno launches in Mexico cinemas in September. The scene where Bruno treats Mexicans as human furniture will not be well received by a whole nation of Mexicans.
In general Mexicans work very hard in US to earn a subsistence living, taking on any jobs available and often times as day laborers. These jobs are never glamorous, and truth be told that it is always at the lowest level of the food chain. If you have work that no one else wants has become synonymous to hiring a Mexican.
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/laplaza/2009/07/
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