Charlie Chaplin film screening

Today our department has organised the movie screening of '#The_Charlie_Chaplin_in_Modern_Times'. Charlie Chaplin was an English actor, comedian and film maker whose work in motion pictures spanned from 1914 until 1967. During watched the movie we can note some points like: #Minimum_use_of_language #controversy_with_great_artists #comic_tone... This movie is very comedy but it tells a tragic story. And we can find the reflection of industrial society in the movie. We can find that on that time people were jobless. They were hungry but they couldn't get enough food. We can find lust for work and food. When the movie is started, Charlie showed three frames of reality: clock, sheep, and crowd of people. That time was also known as great depression. There was a one scene in the prison of knitting. When women had not freedom for writing or express their opinions or feelings they were doing knitting. But in the prison, a prisoner was knitting. It is also a symbolism. We can find poorness. Charlie and the girl always dreamt of a home, fresh farm food, fresh milk, etc.. Charlie and the girl had to face so many troubles but at the end we can find the hope in their eyes. At the end in the movie, we can see a long road and mountains which indicates the happy journey and hope. There are two symbols we can find in this movie: symbol of jobless and symbol of food. Everyone had run for jobs and foods even thiefs also came for food. The movie is very comedy movie but it tells a tragic story.

Thanks to Dilip Barad sir for organising this wonderful lecture on movie screening. Watching movies are not only for entertainment but it is connected with literature so whenever we watch the movie we should observe some academical points and analyse it with these points. After movie screening sir opened all the doors of our opinions and started discussions on those points which were told by the students.

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