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OFICINA DE REDAÇÃO EM LÍNGUA INGLESA 
Prática como Componente Curricular (PCC) 
 
 
 
 
Professora: Bianca Della Lima 
Aluna: Victoria Romcy de Moura 
Curso: Letras - Inglês 
Data: 25/10/2020 
 
 
 
 
ATIVIDADE ESTRUTURADA 
 
OFICINA DE REDAÇÃO EM LÍNGUA INGLESA 
 
 
 
 
 
 
When love and business come together 
 
The fantastic romantic world of Jane Austen again makes its way to the silver screen in 
Joe Wright's new adaptation of the classic novel Pride and Prejudice. It is the first 
feature film to be adapted from it in 65 years The movie was based on Jane Austen's 
1813 classic Pride & Prejudice. Is a romantic costume drama that takes place in 19th 
century England. The story is about the Bennet family, a father, mother and five or six 
daughters. The only way to secure the future of the children is to marry a party that 
owns a lot of money. Jane, the oldest sister, is beautiful but a little icy. She hopes to 
marry young Bingley, a rich aristocrat who just moved to a castle nearby. Her younger 
sister Elizabeth, the main character of the movie, wants to help her conquer his heart, 
but finds out that Bingley's best friend, the rich but arrogant mister Darcy, sabotages her 
plans. Elizabeth and Darcy start out as enemies, but as the story progresses they both 
find out that their opinions of each other are based on wrong information, pride and 
prejudice. 
 
The film was directed by Joe Wright who demonstrates his ability to rebuild their times 
in England with a rich wardrobe, production design and scenery, as if everything were a 
time travel until the 19th century. It's a quiet film, the pace is pleasantly calm and the 
director is more concerned with making the audience appreciate what he sees than 
necessarily speeding up the pace and losing most of the details present in the 
compositions. However, it is not a film free of more tense or energetic moments. 
Discussions between characters are important and develop who is on stage. The most 
agile scenes are, for example, the scenes at dances and parties with a popular and 
cheerful song or some mundane sequences with a more hectic song. 
In terms of thematic wealth, it is one of the most diverse novels we can find. The 
satirical and ironic remarks filled with humor from England's rural and noble society are 
delightfully realistic, however ridiculous they may be. The film criticizes the behavior 
of women dependent and desperate for marriage, the false romanticism of that time, the 
arrogant nature of public figures and the free and dreamy female spirit that is not always 
the best to adopt. With this, a perfect definition of the consequences of excessive pride 
and pre-made ideas, conceived by third parties, is developed, which later lead us to 
judge someone. Judgments of values and character are natural attitudes of the human 
being, as Jane Austen makes a point of pointing out. Intentionally alerting her audience, 
she highlights the important thing here – realizing the dangers of this same 
characteristic so common in people of any social class, both today and in the rest of 
history. 
It is a fascinating story that manages simultaneously to criticize the immoral and 
pretentious behavior of the riches class, while developing a beautiful affective 
relationship with an enthralling sentimentality and romanticism so characteristic of the 
English classical literature. Beutiful and sensible dialogues, unpredictable conflicts, 
well-built characters, a very committed cast, the photograph, the art direction, all of 
these characteristics makes this movie and wonderful experience to movie fans.