Interpersonal Communication Styles Examined in My Big Fat Greek Wedding

Throughout the semester, we introduced many topics related to interpersonal relationships. I began to believe that these concepts enabled me to better understand the interactions that occur in everyday life. My understanding of these concepts was challenged when asked to link these concepts to movies. During my movie 'My Big Fat Greek Wedding', I caught what is going on and noticed that I was able to associate a particular scene or situation with a previously learned topic.

My big fat Greek wedding is an ethnologically style movie that can be seen through the anthropological concept of marriage that there is acceptance of partners and families other than marriage. In this article I will explain the anthropological viewpoint of the movie to evaluate family relations in Greek culture. The movie 'My big fat Greek wedding ceremony' is a good example of the truth and misunderstanding of Greek culture. The movie entitled "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" is a Hollywood-style anthropological movie. This romantic comedy is the story of three children, one daughter, a Greek family who moved from Greece to North America, which has never been married a little bit. My daughter's name is Toula Portokalos. She is already in her thirties. Tula is a socially unwieldy woman working long hours at her parents restaurant as a waitress. She started seeing her life sliding down and was dissatisfied with her direction. Tula has a huge Greek family

Families accepting their daughter's partner are important to their support for their daughter. In the movie 'My Large Fat Greek Wedding', Taura's parents, especially her father, encourage her to marry Greeks. Because a good daughter will marry a Greek. In a paper entitled "Greek-American Couple - Cultural Adaptation, Review of Equality and Intimacy", "Families with Greek Orthodox Church have been invited to maintain Greek national identity beyond generations People are very important to this institutional family (Karapanagiotis, 2008: 33) "In the movie 'My Big Fat Greek wedding ceremony', the family of Tula is very important to her. I support her because she wants to get their approval, regardless of whether it follows grandmother, a man's seeker, or a father's indulgence, it makes immigrants immigrants who live in the empire and colonial discourse You will (Anagnostou, 2012: 148).