The Green Inferno
What do we want?
Health insurance!
When do we want it?
Now!
What do we want?
Health insurance!
When do we want it?
Now!
Yeah!
Come! Join us.
We will not go away.
We will not be stopped.
And some of us
will not even eat
until these people
are treated fairly.
Daylight...
What the f***?
Sorry.
You'd think they'd be too
weak from not eating.
Honestly, I hope
they starve to death.
Yeah, seriously, then we can
get some sleep up in this b*tch.
So I go to this party and Scott's
like, "You should totally rush".
And I'm like,
"That's retarded.
"That's for idiots who were stupid
enough to go to Dartmouth. "
I'm on a hunger strike.
You're one of them,
I can tell.
Or I'm just not hungry.
Or you secretly want
to starve yourself.
Duh, what girl doesn't?
f*** about the janitors.
They just don't want to
look like they're anorexic.
None of them.
Not one.
So, what are they doing on the
lawn at 9:
00 on a Sunday?The only thing those posers care
about is looking like they care.
It's just some weird
demonstration to appease
their f***ing white stupid
suburban Jewish guilt.
Hi. I'm Jewish.
I'm allowed to say that.
Mmm.
Zabar's.
Kaycee! Come on.
What? They deserve
to get tear gassed
for waking us up
so early on a Sunday.
There's something
creepy about that guy.
Creepy or charismatic?
The two
go hand in hand.
That's the kind of guy
you got to look out for.
People use the term
"female circumcision,"
but "female
genital mutilation"
more accurately
describes what nearly
two million girls
Some cultures use a blade.
Like this one.
But more commonly,
FGM is done
with piece of broken glass, the lid
of a tin can,
or a sharpened stone.
Once the clitoris or outer
genitalia is removed,
the girl is then sewn up
and her legs are bound
for 40 days while
the wounds heal.
If they heal at all.
Kaycee?
Why would they do that?
I mean, what's the point?
The villages don't
consider them women
unless they've
gone through this.
From their perspective,
it's a rite of passage.
It's insane.
There's an ambassador
on East 44th Street
who should be doing
something about this.
My father's
a lawyer at the UN.
Maybe he could get
involved somehow.
It's not only
African countries who do this.
Muslims.
Middle Eastern countries.
Tribes in the Amazon.
FGM is a global problem.
You'd need every lawyer
in the UN to stop it.
Moving on. The "Ant Ordeal".
Why even bother
with safe sex lectures?
They should just
teach that class.
Uh, yeah. I used to think putting
in a tampon was painful.
I know.
Excuse me.
Hey, can I talk
to you for a sec'?
I won't keep her long.
Okay.
Sure.
Nah, I just wanted to give
you a flyer for our group.
Oh, thanks. I think
it's cool and all
what you guys do,
it's just...
I'm not really into it.
Alejandro asked me
to give that to you.
Alejandro?
I mean, it's really
chill. No pressure.
We just hang out,
talk about the issues.
The food's really good.
Wait, don't you guys
starve yourselves?
Some kids do, yeah.
Not me, obviously.
But tonight
we're celebrating.
School's giving the janitors
health insurance.
Really?
Yeah.
They're making
the deal now.
So, see you there?
Don't think. Act.
Don't think. Act.
You're not seriously thinking
about going to this, are you?
No. I'm acting. Acting like
Good. Because activism is so f***ing gay.
The UN
Environment Program
handles matters
such as these, Justine.
Everyone is aware
of what is happening.
It's not something
that can be cured overnight.
Unless there was oil involved,
then we'd end FGM tomorrow.
Mmm. Were it so simple.
There are procedures.
We can't just go
invade a country
because they're
doing something
that we think is
illegal or immoral.
Anymore.
Where's your necklace?
It's in my dorm room.
Don't worry, it's safe.
You know your mother made that
out of your grandmother's...
Silver. Yes, I know.
I just forgot to wear it.
You know,
you should've kept playing.
She also loved it when I
did what made me happy.
Playing used to
make you happy.
It still does. But I'm
not going to be a flautist.
It's not like I can
practice in my dorm room.
And if I played
on the street,
people would throw
change at me.
Well, you were very talented.
You are. I just think you're
letting your talents go to waste.
Yeah. On books and college.
And terrible stuff.
The two are not
mutually exclusive, my dear.
Are you going to have
that cheese bread?
Knock yourself out.
Thanks.
Have you ever had fantasies
Of protecting them from
encroaching civilization?
Well, an opportunity
has come up
to turn that fantasy
into reality.
For those of you
who care enough to join us.
In two weeks, an untouched
jungle in the Peruvian Amazon
will be destroyed forever.
And so will
The companies
want the natural gas
in the ground
under the villages.
So they GPS the location,
bulldoze the homes,
and kill the natives.
Ancient tribes, seen only in rare
glimpses from satellite photos,
will be gone forever.
So what's the plan?
March through the jungle
and starve yourself?
You must be a freshman.
Yes. Why?
Because only a freshman would
speak with such insolence.
You can leave now.
I'm sorry. I didn't...
Go.
I said I'm sorry.
Justine!
Alejandro takes his social
work very seriously.
You think?
Sorry. I'll try
and talk to him.
Don't bother!
Anyway, thanks for coming!
I mean it.
Hey.
Look, I'm really sorry
about the other night.
I didn't mean
to be so flip.
Yes, you did.
Save it.
We need people who are serious
about making an impact.
Not making jokes.
I am serious.
You're a serious student,
which is fine,
but it's really
not enough.
Well, maybe if you gave
someone a chance to learn,
your organization
might be more effective.
What's the cause you
care about the most?
I mean, they're
all important,
but what keeps
you up at night?
Women's rights in Africa.
But how can a white
girl from the suburbs
go to Africa and tell
Exactly.
I'll tell you how.
You organize a group
and you go there.
And you get
media attention.
Right or wrong,
you need cameras on them.
That's the only way
The threat of embarrassment.
You must shame them.
Show me how.
I think you're an
idealist, Justine,
and you have
good intentions.
But you're not
ready for this.
I am. Let me prove it.
The villages
are here, here and here.
The development is going here.
A few miles from the Yajes.
Ten more miles and the
Yajes village is ruined.
And that's the end of
unmanned civilization.
Justine. Nice of you
to join us.
Late.
Sorry, I got off
at the wrong stop.
It's okay.
We leave Saturday.
We get in one day ahead.
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