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Essentially considering which specific context would inspire the film to convey its core substance and value, Linklater and the rest of the filmmaking body could have schemed for direction and production on account of the city structure of Paris, the significance of open spaces within this big city, as well as the use of mixed concepts involving places whose functions are distinct from each other.
Paris had shaped and created a colorful indispensable mark in the world history as much as the mother nation had so that through it, one would gain ease and good point of recollecting the period of Renaissance or the Age of Enlightenment across Europe were fields like arts, literature, music, and philosophy flourished upon the emergence of intellectuals. To this day, the essence of creativity and critical thinking lives on in a manner that encourages a culture of thinkers to run the course of nature which apparently determines the mild rustic look of Paris, as a whole, though it is widely known to the world for its high sense of fashion.
Its preserved humble yet classical structure occurs as the leading ground behind how the city manages to remain conducive for intellectual sort of reflections among real individuals whose roles might probably be those assumed by Jesse and Celine. Watching “Before Sunset” with the intent look into the general structure of the city, the audience may naturally recognize the feel of society that lacks industrial appeal or some technological approach of projecting the theme, for the thematic relevance that proceeds along the conversation of the couple seems intimately connected to the historical roots of civilization. The structural worth of the city provides context to a depth of insight possessed by the main act of exchanging words from point to point where no high-rise postmodern constructions blend in so as to secure the notion that the city is at the level close to the view of humanism rather than industrialism.
On the other hand, the issue concerning open spaces signifies the need to carry out gestures and mobility for it would be impossible or difficult in reality to expect people like Celine and Jesse to cope with having to express their innermost thoughts and feelings in the absence of an open environment. More than being part of the illustrative overall effect or the necessary background image, open cityscapes including the riverfront, interconnected courtyards, pathways, street corners, and the park all constitute a dynamic setting that matches the freely flowing communication between the two old-timers who had not seen each other in nine years.
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