Realization from the film Muriel’s Wedding

Muriels wedding is a tragic-comedy film written and say by P.J Hogan. This Australian film conveys various aspects related with trade. The main concepts of change seen from this movie are change in perspective and in locating within the persona, ensuing from the understanding of whom you are and how to get there. Muriels wedding reveals these concepts by Muriels discovery of herself, and actuallyizing that real animation allay continue to possess various trials that needs be overcome in order to achieve real growth.Muriel Heslop, a hopeless romantic, overweight girl who lives in Porpoise barf, Australia, with her parents and four siblings. Muriel lives her life in the fantasy world of Abba song and dreaming about get married. She thinks that getting married is the top hat way for her to find the perfect happiness. Muriels font is non that positive. She has a low self-esteem and she looks herself as useless being. She lies, she steals and scour tries to change her own id entity, but in the end, she agnise that all the things she had through would not give her the happiness her looking for.Muriel life in Porpoise Spit is miserable. Her relationship to her family is quite undesirable. Bill Heslop, Muriels father, is a corrupt politico who is completely despicable man. He always tries to impress people with his lodge and still manage to find his time to degrade his family. His slogan You Cant chink Progress but he manages to stop the progress of every unmatchable in his family, by labeling them as useless and embarrassment, except for Muriel.On the other side, Betty, Muriel mother, a painstakingly frightened woman who is treated by her children l and husband the likes of a slave. Like Muriel, her mother was also arrested for thievery. Betty looked to be very lonely(a) and unattached to reality herself because she gets all the blame from Muriels father for Muriel stealing their money. Betty died, a speculated suicide, after Muriels father wants to h ave a dissever to live with psyche he is having an affair. Both Muriel and her mother appeared to have a lot in common as far as the readiness to separate their selves from reality.Another major character in the film was Rhoda, an grey-headed friend of Muriel from school that she meets on the trip. They both to get along with to each one other, then, Muriel pass waterd that now she has more confident in herself and found someone who can call her a real friend. Rhoda has her own problem, she has a crabmeat and confined on a wheelchair and having her own crisis identity. Although Muriel and Rhoda are always having fun, still Muriel is unhappy because she really thinks that getting married will give her the prefect happiness. So, with the financial aid of Rhoda, Muriel change her identity by changing her name to Mariel.Then, eventually, she got married to an majestic swimmer who only needs to have an Australian passport. Muriel think that she got the best option because she th inks that shes hitting a bird in one stone, living in her fantasy of being a bride and wife and at the homogeneous time getting money to pay her father back. This perceptual experience of Muriel is like a falsification of view that being a wife is all that she needs because her parents will also be happy, and at the same time, she can live her friend.But when Muriels mother died, she came into realization that everything sheve do really doesnt give her the happiness she is looking for. She also realized that she never loved her husband at all. She wants to stop lying. She dont want to Mariel anymore which she created when she was in Sydney. She ended up finding again her happiness in Sydney by helping her friend, Rhoda. She too helped her father realize the mistakes he had made with them. All these she did through discovering her identity (happiness). She no time-consuming needed to be Mariel, Muriel found herself, Muriel. She was always there intimate herself not knowing she was inside because she was just too busy looking inside of her fantasy world.ReferenceEbert, Roger.Muriels Wedding.March,1995. http//rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/19950317/REVIEWS/503170304/1023