The list of new dramas to follow in October is coming! The fifth season of "This Is Us", launched on October 27 "Do Nothing", new drama, Nicole Kidman + Hugh Grant, HBO broadcast "Ghost Manor" on October 25, the sister of "Ghost Invasion" The chapter is a brand new plot. "Emily in Paris" will be launched on October 9th, and Netflix will be launched on October 2nd, and the full episode will be released in one breath. Since Netflix is so sincere, and the main character is Lily Collins, who I like, of course, I will recommend it to everyone after watching the complete episode! "Emily in Paris" is positioned as a romantic comedy, but in fact Emily, the heroine played by Lily Collins, did not get the love she wanted in the end, but instead made a lot of jokes and comedies because of cultural conflicts. The effect is really good. Emily is an American with dual master's degrees in Marketing and Communications, working for a large Chicago marketing firm. Emily got this opportunity because the company acquired a relatively well-known marketing company in France and needed to send people to France to spread the US social media operation strategy. In France, Emily not only has to start a new life, but also face a new culture shock. Most importantly, the dual challenges of career and love. As soon as she arrived in Paris, Emily was immediately attracted by the food in Paris and the night view of the streets, but with the beauty came the confusion of "the first floor in France is not the first floor", and the rude landlord, even the The old lady who sold flowers looked down on this "foreigner". Because she doesn't speak French, not only is communication with the landlord ineffective, but she has no sense of presence in the company at all. The boss questioned her ability, and even more questioned her attitude. The boss thinks that Emily just treats France as an amusement park, comes over for a vacation, and after enjoying the wine and night view of Paris (and the men in Paris), she will return to the United States satisfied and continue her self-righteous life. But in fact, Emily used her professional skills to complete several projects, and even helped her boss to clear the siege many times. After knowing that the boss is the client's lover, I was shocked at first, and then I thought about how to maintain the decency between "boss, client, client's wife". However, the workplace part of the play was also criticized by the audience as "too sloppy". The real workplace will not easily cancel the "fashion conference" just because of a few words from a yellow-haired girl, or hand over the brand marketing project to a only one. Someone who can "Ins". It can only be said that because the heroine is too good-looking, the work is really smooth. Although Emily, who was working hard in her career, was made things difficult for everywhere, she was almost She was fired, but she finally got the approval of her boss by virtue of luck and strength, and she was not so smooth emotionally. At first, her boyfriend who was about to get engaged broke up with her because she couldn't bear to be in a different place; the first man she met in Paris, the chef Gabriel, was too sexy to control! The man also lives in the same building as Emily. The encounter between the two was full of drama from the beginning, with Emily often knocking on Gabriel's door by mistake with the key, and asking for help when there was no hot water in the shower.
Although it is said that both sides have a good impression, neither of them were single at the time, and then Gabriel's girlfriend became one of Emily's best friends in Paris in the play. Another good friend looks super like Jia Ling. The two have always been in a state of ambiguous and difficult to say, especially when Emily ran away after teasing, it was too sweet and too distressing.
After Emily kisses Gabriel for the first time, she realizes that her best artist friend is Gabriel's girlfriend. Later, in the closeness and estrangement with Gabriel, Emily also tried to associate with other men, but they were all dewy. Even magnified, it is the cultural prejudice of American directors against Parisian men: open sexual consciousness, advocating poaching, not loving cleanliness (not taking a bath afterward), false romance and real cheating. In addition to some conceptual stereotypes, what is more difficult for French critics to accept is that the Paris shown in this play is only the Paris of Americans, not the real Paris. One of the episodes that caused Emily in the United States to be dissatisfied was that when a French client was shooting a perfume advertisement, she let the model appear naked, only "wearing" perfume, and walking across the Seine. Emily thought it was "discriminatory against women". ", conveys the idea that women can only attract men by their bodies; while the French believe that it is a woman's glory to be a man's dream; such an idea of advertising is professional and strategic. Regarding this episode, some French newspapers commented: This is a slander against Paris and France. The French will never do this, and there will be no nude models walking across the Seine. Regardless of whether it is a deliberately created prejudice or stereotype of French culture, there is a consensus around the world: when talking about the love of the protagonist, it still conveys a more positive emotional outlook. At the end of the play, after Emily and Gabriel both returned to being single, the two finally "celebrated the spring night". In addition to love, workplace, and comedy, let's not forget that this drama is also a fashion drama. This show is also jointly created by "Sex and the City" screenwriter Darren Star and costume designer Patricia Field. The fashion elements that can be seen everywhere are pleasing to the eye, especially every outfit of Emily's boss. Amazed me! This drama is also dubbed by netizens as the fast-moving consumer goods of the American drama industry. It's really too much to eat, please Netflix renew it for a second season now! Mainly attracted by Gabriel, a sexy man, please talk about a sweet love in the second season. Thank you! The first season has a total of 10 episodes, each episode is 30 minutes, and it is perfect to watch in one afternoon!
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