Reflective Response
I personally culminated a slew of emotions while watching this film. I felt anger, sadness, pity, empathy, and remorse. I was angered by the ignorance of the community in which Yesterday had always been kind and welcoming to. They were so quick to outcast Yesterday and her family once they were harboring disease within their home. 
I felt anger when the security guard idly stood by as a man brutally beats his wife, but I guess being a decent human being doesn't get the bills paid. Is it the culture to not intrude on anyones personal business even if it involves abuse? This small villages do not have a policing system. Would it make a difference if there was security or militant officials in the community? 
Anger due to the lack of resources in  a poverty-stricken village, a hotspot for disease, with only one doctor. All the money in the world and people  would rather walk 2 hours in the blazing sun rather than pay 5 rands for a taxi. All the money in the world, but there is only one doctor for thousands of people. It made me appreciate my circumstances and privileges. It also makes me want to do more, because everyone can always do more. 
I felt sadness and pity for Beauty, she had to witness this disease cripple her mother and father. She was shunned by her community; no one would let their children play with her. Day and night hearing the wails and endless hacks. I felt empathy, even though I knew my chances of being in her shoes was slim to none.  
I felt remorse for every small village like Yesterday's, guilty of worrying about the new pair of Jordans that I don't need, complaining about when my next meal would be. I am blessed enough to realize the disparities that I will never have to experience in my lifetime. I am fortunate to come from a family and community that secures my future to the point where I don't need to help my mother build a metal house to isolate my AIDs stricken father.

Yesterday

Yesterday

"Yesterday"

The Change Quelled