1.Hubo varios momentos importantísimos en la película que sirvieron a cambiar los pensamientos y motivos de Ernesto. Puedes identificar tres de estos momentos y por qué son importantes? 2.Crees tú que la experiencia del viaje de Ernesto “Che” Guevara puede pasar hoy en día? Defende tu respuesta. 3.Che Guevara dijo que este viaje le cambio la vida más que cualquiera otra experiencia. ¿Qué momento en tu vida te ha cambiado más? Descríbelo con detalles. 4. Descute la importancia de canto y baile en la película. ¿Quiénes están bailando y cuándo? ¿Para que sirven estos momentos de baile? 5. El momento cuando Ernesto decide nadar el rio para cruzarlo tiene un sentido simbólico. Qué crees tú que esta acción representa para los pensamientos y la vida de Ernesto? 6.Che Guevara dijo “Déjate ser cambiado por mundo y tú puedes cambiar el mundo”. ¿Estás de acuerdo? Elabora tus pensamientos en tu respuesta Were there situations in the movie in which Alberto and Ernesto felt out of their comfort zones? What were the negative aspects of breaking out of their comfort zones? the positive aspects? 2. What change(s) did Che make in the world? How do you think his trip through South America as a young man affected his views on poverty in the region? Point out specific scenes in the movie to support your answer. 3. What do you think is the first step towards making a change in the world? 4. What are some changes that need to be made in your own community/school? How could you bring about that change? Would you have to break away from what society expects of you as a member of a certain group?

1.There were several specific moments in the film that served to change Ernesto’s thoughts and motivations on the human condition. Can you name three of them? 2. Do you believe that the trip that Che made could take place today? Defend your answer. 3. Che Guevara said that this trip changed him more than any other experience in his life. What moment in your life has been the most life changing and why? 4. Discuss the importance of song and dance in the film. Who is dancing and when? For what to these dancing moments serve and why? 5. The moment when Ernesto decides to cross the river by swimming it has a symbolic meaning. What do you think this action represents for the thoughts and life of Ernesto? 6.Che Guevara once sad “Let the world change you and you can change the world”. Do you agree with this statement? Elaborate on why/why not Were there situations in the movie in which Alberto and Ernesto felt out of their comfort zones? What were the negative aspects of breaking out of their comfort zones? the positive aspects? 2. What change(s) did Che make in the world? How do you think his trip through South America as a young man affected his views on poverty in the region? Point out specific scenes in the movie to support your answer. 3. What do you think is the first step towards making a change in the world? 4. What are some changes that need to be made in your own community/school? How could you bring about that change? Would you have to break away from what society expects of you as a member of a certain group?