Health Communication Messages and Themes
The movie I decided to write my film analysis on is JUNO directed by Jason Reitman and written by Diablo Cody. Juno is a movie about a teenage girl who confronts an unplanned pregnancy as well as the many events that comes with being pregnant at a very young age, and the pressure of being an adult. Juno presents many conflicts, restrictions, issues, and developmental stages which one must endure during their time going from a young child to a young adult. The main character in the film had to endure being pregnant and deciding if she should have an abortion or instead of giving up the unborn baby up for adoption. The story revolves around the conflicts and pressure she will go through …show more content…
Teen pregnancy is such a hard topic to talk about and explain since it’s different within each family and each family deals with it very differently, like in the film with Juno. This film was such an interesting movie to watch, it was funny, sad, shocking, and much more. I feel it has an overall social model throughout the film, it acknowledges and shows the effects of economic, cultural factors, wellbeing, big conditions on health as well as the most importantly; dealing with teen pregnancy and quickly becoming an adult. I believe this film is important because not only does it reflect on many health concerns, but it represents and addresses health inequalities and disadvantages that it exists with our very own society. For example, the WHO (World Health Organization) support community practices very much on principle and by high values. The most important things I believe the film does and promote is; health relating to teen pregnancy, social economic statues, illness, and maturing into an adult, and abortion. The film and the characters play well as to doing an amazing job at showing how hard life can be for a teenager, it changes who you are. It changes those around you and your life becomes upside down. For some it can be bad, but for other it can be good. It spreads awareness about how hard it is and why we shouldn’t think it’s a good think to get pregnant while being a teen when in related it changes everything around you, from money, school and many more. As well as the health concerns, you get with, from having back pain, health problem, how it changes your body, how it affects your relationship between your family and friends as well with the current partner one is
The movie I decided to write my film analysis on is JUNO directed by Jason Reitman and written by Diablo Cody. Juno is a movie about a teenage girl who confronts an unplanned pregnancy as well as the many events that comes with being pregnant at a very young age, and the pressure of being an adult. Juno presents many conflicts, restrictions, issues, and developmental stages which one must endure during their time going from a young child to a young adult. The main character in the film had to endure being pregnant and deciding if she should have an abortion or instead of giving up the unborn baby up for adoption. The story revolves around the conflicts and pressure she will go through …show more content…
Teen pregnancy is such a hard topic to talk about and explain since it’s different within each family and each family deals with it very differently, like in the film with Juno. This film was such an interesting movie to watch, it was funny, sad, shocking, and much more. I feel it has an overall social model throughout the film, it acknowledges and shows the effects of economic, cultural factors, wellbeing, big conditions on health as well as the most importantly; dealing with teen pregnancy and quickly becoming an adult. I believe this film is important because not only does it reflect on many health concerns, but it represents and addresses health inequalities and disadvantages that it exists with our very own society. For example, the WHO (World Health Organization) support community practices very much on principle and by high values. The most important things I believe the film does and promote is; health relating to teen pregnancy, social economic statues, illness, and maturing into an adult, and abortion. The film and the characters play well as to doing an amazing job at showing how hard life can be for a teenager, it changes who you are. It changes those around you and your life becomes upside down. For some it can be bad, but for other it can be good. It spreads awareness about how hard it is and why we shouldn’t think it’s a good think to get pregnant while being a teen when in related it changes everything around you, from money, school and many more. As well as the health concerns, you get with, from having back pain, health problem, how it changes your body, how it affects your relationship between your family and friends as well with the current partner one is