Critical Reflection
How do your products represent social groups or issues? Our products represent an issue that has been fought for many generations and different social groups. The issue is that of people feeling as if they cannot "change their future". Many people feel as if their future is set in stone, especially after they perform a singular misintended act. For example, students may feel like they should just give up on becoming their dream career because they can't pass one particular class. Or adults give up on "finding their soulmate" because they aren't married by the age of 30. These examples of people giving up on their future happen way too often, and it is portrayed within our film, Wednesday Drive. April, the main character, deals with having to relive the same day over and over again until she realizes that she can change her future by just doing something differently. This happens very often in everyday life, people go through the motions of life doing the s