The production of ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ film adapted the novel, in terms of depicting and discarding themes of gender, social class, and discrimination of Maycomb towards Tom and Atticus. Starting with gender, the film’s limitation prevented the theme from occurring. Such as discarding the existence of Alexandra and Jack Finch. Unlike the book, the theme was heavily implied on Scout’s perspective. An extensive reduction by the film on social class theme, resulting the disappearance of Ewell’s hierarchy position. Viewers have not witnessed Maycomb’s perspective concerning the Ewell’s actions. However, the book readers were filled with an enough knowledge regarding the Ewell’s background, traditions, and social hierarchy. The film successfully
