How the Director Manipulates the Audience's Reaction to the Opening and Closing Sequences of the Film Bend It Like Beckham

Beckham's movie "Bend It Like Beckham" was screened as a relaxed comedy at the beginning of the movie and at the beginning of the movie how the director reacted the audience's response to the opening and closing order of the movie. The word "comedy" means humor, comedy movies should make people laugh. So, "Beck It Like Beckham" seems to be a comedy, but as the movie story begins, the director starts adding themes and specific questions.

UK director of "Bend It Beckham" Gurinder Chadha finished the movie with his grandmother Carol and her grandmother asked for evacuation in Pakistan, India. As a personal entrance, this movie offers a gift (Manish Dial), a story of love between Hindus and Aria, one of the servants of Mount Batten. Beyond the new border. Famous people including Mohandas K. Gandhi (Neeraj Kabi), Jawaharlal Nehru (Tanveer Ghani), and Muhammad Ali Jinnah (Denzil Smith) are endorsed but are important players. Including Gillian Anderson as Mount Batten 's wife, impeccable production design and some amazing performances summarized the movie

Like other good movies, "Beck It Like Beckham" has a broad audience. It has been advertised in magazines and cable channels that girls are interested in, but recently we screened at the Ebert & Roeper Film Festival held in the sea. Succeeded. In this respect, the fashionable Sundance audience who likes wearing black and has a cell phone and cappuccino likes it. Because its character and sensitivity are very rich and beautiful.

Beckham is surprisingly unexpected, earning more than $ 76.5 million with a $ 6 million budget. The movie itself is British, but its setting and theme - the integration of immigrants to religious countries that love football (we call it football) - deal with - is quiet appeal and optimism I am satisfied with the audience who made a critic inside. There are 18 award-winning facts about Beck It Like Beckham at the 15th anniversary of release in the US, and later on adaptation to Western music.