The poewr of cinema to shape people's realities
Purple Rose of Cairo is a fantasy romantic comedy by Woody Allen. It takes place during the Great Depression where Cecila (Mia Farrow) is an unhappy wife who goes to the movies as escape her troubles. One of her favorite film characters Tom Baxter (Jeff Daniels) comes alive and the two form a relationship. The irony is that Cecila meets Gil Shepherd who is the actor that plays Baxter and she falls for him as well. It’s an interesting twist because Cecila is split between a real man and an imaginary one. It’s a questions of living in a fantasy or the real world. The major theme is the power of cinema and how people get sucked into the worlds and dreams it creates.<br /><br />The film doesn’t have that much comedy in it but it’s very well written. The dilemma that Cecila faces is well done and the ending is really special and not what you would expect. It’s definitely one of Allen’s better dramas.<br />C
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