Juno is the name of an american comedy-drama film that shows the life of a teenager who gets pregnant at sixteen years old. Over the course of the film she faces “this problem” with a strange tranquility and irony that makes the movie in a good experience of 96 minutes.
The main actors of this film are Ellen Page (Juno), Michael Cera (Blekeer), Jennifer Garner (Vanessa) and Jason Bateman (Mark). The last two characters are married. They can’t be parents because Vanessa is infertile. Juno didn’t know what to do with her baby, when someday she find an adoption advice of Vanessa and Mark in a newspaper, so she calls to this marriage. They met in Vanessa’s house and made the adoption deal. For Juno was important to know with what family would take care of her baby, because she didn’t want to raise the child, maybe for her childish behavior.
The soundtrack was made by different alternative groups that made a good accompaniment scene
I recommend this film because show a complicated situation for teenagers but with good sense of humor.
Education in Juno
The film Juno shows differents situations that we can find educational problems. In the beginning of the movie Juno demonstrate a stronger behavior, rebel, who don’t take maturely her life. She lives with her sister, father and step-mother. They don’t are very communicate with her, so the parents image that she have is very poor.
Juno isn’t a common girl, she likes atypical things. For this reason her school classmates are very unfriendly with her. She only have good communication with very few people.
Another problem is the early sexual life and the consequences that it brings if you don’t use protection. She don’t have consciousness of a solid parent figure, maybe for this reason she’s afraid of be mother. She knows that she’s young and immature to raise a baby
In summary we could say that the problems that we see in this film are basically the result of lakes of communication in a lot of situations that leads serious consequences for the main character of this movie, but at the end she shows a quiet mature behavior that could change her life in a better way
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