In "Philadelphia Story", the director used an objective, serious, and calm narrative style to show the audience the dignity of an AIDS person and his desire for life. "Philadelphia Story" is not a dogmatic film. The film does not ask the public to respect AIDS patients by shouting out, but uses the plot in the film to show the process of AIDS patients fighting for their personal rights. The film is not a sensational movie either. The film's performance of Andrew's death shows a kind of transcendent tranquility, but it is full of deep love. The character setting of the film is also very clever. Blacks and homosexuals are also socially constructed subcultural groups. However, in the film, the black Joe represents the mainstream culture.
"Philadelphia Story" is known as Hollywood's film facing AIDS. While calling on people to care for and help people with AIDS, the film also praised the spirit of self-improvement of people with AIDS, which has attracted widespread attention in society. The story of the film and its ending are not complicated, but it raises a moral issue related to people with AIDS to the world. The protagonist Tom Hanks performed very well in the film, and his vivid image moved the audience.
