A Woman Of Paris Analysis

The film contains a sufficient amount of examples standing for the problems in the society, especially when considering the relations between the young people and the older generations or the eternal wish of young people to seem better than they are. The main conflict of the story starts when Marie appears to get involved in the issue with her step-father who wants to control over everything happening at his home and does not pay attention to the needs and the wishes of his step-daughter. Moreover, the conflict is further developed as Jean 's father refuses to help Marie in providing her a place to get over the night. With regard to this, the communication between the characters takes place in a rather tensioned atmosphere where no one of them is ready to subject and to provide the help to the couple in love. However, the communication has its meaning not

As claimed by Johnathan Gray, “to study television entertainment wholly as art would be to delve into questions of how images, performances, and scripts help and / or inspire us to consider the human experience” (18). Thus, the communication of the characters as well as their behaviors tend to speak to the viewer together. Moreover, they deliver to the viewers the ideas that are sometimes not directly implied into the plot. Thus, the film “A Woman Of Paris” could be perceived in terms of getting accustomed to the well-off life with money, which is the social problem at the time depicted in the film. The communication between Jean and Marie when they are deciding on going to Paris in order to get married there is in particular way the reflection of this social problem when young people escape from the sub-urban terrains to large cities searching for better life or for some ways to utilize the possibilities. The characters showed the determination to get what they want and to get the better life later