In this clip from The Breakfast Club (1985), the group are discussing sexual acts, and from it we learn more about the characters, especially the two female characters. This shows how the theme of sex, sexual actions, and the peer pressures related to them at various ages in life (not just adolescence) can be used to highlight a social issue.
Social Realism Themes Explored - Sex
Not only can the binary opposites of males and females be shown in film from the theme of sex, but the topic of sex and sexual acts can be used to reveal more about a character, as it is a deeply personal and private piece of information. Whether this is through internal monologue, or extraction by other characters in the scene, the audience can feel a strong emotion for the character if their sexual acts are revealed.
In this clip from The Breakfast Club (1985), the group are discussing sexual acts, and from it we learn more about the characters, especially the two female characters. This shows how the theme of sex, sexual actions, and the peer pressures related to them at various ages in life (not just adolescence) can be used to highlight a social issue.
In this clip from The Breakfast Club (1985), the group are discussing sexual acts, and from it we learn more about the characters, especially the two female characters. This shows how the theme of sex, sexual actions, and the peer pressures related to them at various ages in life (not just adolescence) can be used to highlight a social issue.
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