About how movies reflect the authenticity of society

There are many films about modern social issues. Here are some recommendations: 1 Dying to Survive: It talks about the problems in the field of drug development and circulation, revealing the reality of high drug prices and the shortage of genuine drugs. Parasite: The story of a poor family and a rich family reflects the gap between the rich and the poor and social injustice. The Biggest Little Farm: The story of a young man and his father starting a business in the countryside reflects the pursuit of freedom and dreams of contemporary young people. The Portrait of the Fireman: The story of a firefighter and his daughter in a fire reflects the challenges and difficulties faced by firefighters in The rescue process. 5 "Don't Ask West or East"(Don't Ask West or East): It tells the story of a young man pursuing his dream during the Republic of China in the early 20th century. It reflects the social changes and the spiritual outlook of the characters in modern Chinese history. The above are just some recommendations. The specific genre and theme of the film still need to be chosen according to personal preferences and needs.

In movies, cheating bride stories often reflect society's views on marriage and commitment. For example, in some romantic dramas, a cheating bride might be shown as a result of a loveless marriage, which can highlight the importance of emotional connection in a relationship. It can make the audience think about how modern society's fast - paced lifestyle can sometimes lead to hasty marriages without proper understanding between partners.

Many American movies reflect American society. Here are some famous movies: 1 Once Upon a Time in America: It described the gangster life in New York in the 1920s and 1930s, reflecting the dark side of society and criminal culture at that time. 2. American Pie: A light-hearted and humorous comedy film that tells the story of a group of young people at parties and erotic activities in the United States. It reflects the variety and open-mindedness of American society. Forrest Gump: The story of a man with a low IQ at a critical moment in American history reflects the variety and cultural conflict of American society. The Pursuit of Happyness: The story of a father who works hard to pursue his dream reflects the competitive and fighting spirit of American society. 5 One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest: It described the life of a mentally ill patient in an asylum in the United States. It reflected the concern and treatment of mental illness and humanity in American society. Life is Beautiful was a touching film about the life of a Jewish-American family. It reflected the concern and protection of the American society for the Jewish-American people. These are just some of the American films that reflect a wide range of topics in American society. There are many other excellent films.

As a fan of online literature, I don't have any movies that I 'like' because I don't have any feelings or preferences. But I can tell you about some films that reflect social reality. These films usually discuss some common social issues and social problems such as poverty, racial discrimination, political corruption, environmental damage, and so on. The following are some classic films that reflect social reality: The Shawshank Redemption, Forrest Gump, Schindler's List, Life is Beautiful, Schindler's Revenge, Citizen Kane, Roman Holiday, The Godfather, Infernal Affairs, Let the Bullets Fly, Life of Pi, and so on. These films all had profound thoughts and artistic value. They could deeply reflect and explore social problems and arouse the audience's attention and thinking about social reality.

In 'Black Panther', although it's more complex, there are elements of 'Man vs Society'. T'Challa has to deal with the challenges of Wakanda's isolationist policies which are part of Wakandan society's long - held traditions. He struggles to balance modernizing Wakanda and opening it up to the world while still respecting its heritage, showing the conflict between an individual's vision and the established social norms.

Many films that reflected the life of the old society could refer to the following classic works: 10,000 Arrows Piercing the Heart (1991): The story of a poor peasant reflects the poverty, cruelty, and injustice of rural society in old China. Alive (1994): Directed by Zhang Yimou, the story of a farmer's life reflects the turmoil and suffering of rural society in old China. 3 Raise the Red Lantern (1991): Directed by Ang Lee, the story of two women reflects the marriage system and social class division of the feudal society of old China. Teahouse (1982): Directed by Lao She, it tells the story of a teahouse owner and the people and things in the teahouse. It reflects the business and teahouse culture of the feudal society of old China. Farewell My Concubine (1993): Directed by Chen Kaige, the story of two Peking opera actors reflects the traditional Chinese opera culture and the master-apprentice system of feudal society. All of the above works have a certain degree of representation, can deeply reflect all aspects of life in the old society, and also have high artistic value.

A novel can reflect the authenticity of its material selection in the following ways: 1. Introduction to the real background: The novel can introduce the background of the story, history, society, culture, etc., so that the readers can better understand the social background and conditions of the story and better understand the behavior and decision-making of the characters. 2. Description of details: The novel can show the characteristics and behavior of real characters by describing the words, deeds, psychology, environment, and other details of the characters. The detailed descriptions could make the readers feel the authenticity and credibility of the characters better. 3. Character Creation: The novel can show the image of the real character by shaping the character's personality, experience, behavior, etc. Creating a realistic and rich character image could allow the reader to better understand and identify with the characters in the story. 4. Event Description: The novel can describe the process and outcome of the real event by describing the occurrence, development, and ending of the event. The description of the event must be accurate and realistic so that the reader can feel the authenticity and credibility of the event. 5. Description of dialogue: The novel can show the thoughts, emotions, and behaviors of the characters through dialogue. The dialogue description must be true and natural so that the readers can feel the authenticity and credibility of the characters. Through the introduction of the real background, the description of details, the creation of characters, and the description of events, the authenticity of the selected materials could be shown in the novel so that the readers could better understand the characters and events in the story.

Caricatures often exaggerate certain aspects of society to make a point or draw attention. They can highlight problems or stereotypes in a humorous or critical way.

Road novels can reflect society in many ways. They can show the economic situation of different regions. For example, if a character travels through poor areas, it can highlight poverty and inequality. Also, they can show cultural differences. When characters interact with people from different cultures during their journey, it reveals the diversity within society.

Dystopian society novels can reflect modern society in various ways. For example, concerns about privacy in our digital age can be seen in novels like '1984' where the government constantly monitors its citizens. The over - reliance on technology and the potential loss of human connection in modern society are similar to themes in 'Brave New World' where people are more focused on artificial pleasures provided by technology.