The State of Despair in American Beauty

America's hopeless beauty is in life, everyone must choose. The choice gives individuals the freedom to decide the path they will follow. Since its founding, movie production has focused on demonstrating a direct relationship between people's choice and the consequences faced. In the movie "American Beauty", Leicester Burnham's role must make a number of important choices that can bring his ultimate happiness and further subdue him to despair.

In the movie 'American Beauty', Leicester Burnham is obviously hopeless. Lester's boring and boring voice introduced his day-to-day lifestyle to the audience. Leicester declared frankly and simply: "This is my neighbor, this is my life, this is my life," he revealed the innocence and misfortune he was accustomed to. When he was cynical, Leicester's desperate tension continued. "Tipping at the shower will be my most important point." He thought his girls were he "a huge loser" and that his family's life would not be improved . Through analysis and symbolic car scenes, it is easy to identify and understand Leicester's frustration. In this scene, Leicester sits in the back seat, his face is empty, and her daughter Jane is sitting next to his wife Caroline driving a car

American beauty tells the story of a man seeking happiness. This movie introduces the audience to a 40-year old ordinary man and his father, Leicester Burnham. Leicester is married without love. Leicester's wife, Caroline, was very nervous about her real estate career, so Leicester claimed that Caroline did not admit him. In addition, Leicester's daughter, Jane is totally far away, often insisting on how she thinks her father is "poor". In addition, Leicester worked for his profession for 14 years. Suddenly, due to shrinking, he is in danger of losing his job. All of these factors had a great impact on Leicester and eventually led to his despair and vulnerability. Lee tried to escape by that. He is pursuing the possibility of slight happiness. Throughout the story, Leicester is reviewing the past; I hope that he will come back. The catalyst of this ideological framework is Jane's friend Angela.