The Fruitvale Station shows the last day of an individual who had a lot of compromising issues going on in his life. He was going through so many experiences that were all motivated into putting him in such a position that he will be at a risk of losing his life. He was taken from a peaceful environment that is his mother’s house to a train with an ex-prisoner who wanted to assault him. The writer of this film paints a picture of the harsh conditions of life that people go through on their day to day activities. It also portrays the experiences that individual people go through not because they have done something wrong but due to their destinies which they cannot stop. The figures of law and order in the United States have also portrayed as one of the reckless departments that evil and dangerous things happen. The Bart Police officer shoots for no apparent to an unarmed resident without even without considering the fact that there is the law that protects citizens from such.
New Conclusion
Oscar Wild was really shot and killed by a Bart office in 2009. Fruitvale Station presents a fictional representation of the last twenty-four hours of Oscar’s life. Rather than simply showing the events that occurred in Oscar’s life, the film moves deeper and portrays the life of a young black man struggling in modern society. Facing issues of jail, drugs and a troubled marriage, the film lures the audience into seeing how Oscar is actually a good and likeable man. Although the film could have could have portrayed an officer shooting in a more dramatic way, the film is a perfect example of a fictional film that leaves the audience to believe the events are real.
