Holly Goelet (Audrey Hepburn), a peasant girl, comes to new york to be a socialite of the upper class and wants to live the upper class. And met the writer Paul Wajak (george peppard) in the same apartment. Paul Wajak was attracted by her behavior and fell in love with her because of her understanding.
And Holly Goelet has always wanted to get rid of the poor life and pursue the gold powder world of pleasure. Because of money, status and status, they can't find a home, and even make them notorious. When they finally broke up, Holly Goelet realized that you can't find true love by confining yourself to wealth.
The police arrested Holly Goelet on suspicion of drug trafficking. Finally, Holly Goelet put on a ring engraved with Tiffany's words given to her by Paul Wajak, and hugged her lost kitten in the pouring rain with Paul Wajak-or her lost romantic innocence.
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Breakfast at Tiffany's created a plump and successful hero, Holly. Tiffany symbolizes the beautiful desire to pursue high-class life, and also embodies the importance of love, which sublimates the love theme of the film; Unknown Cat is a metaphor for the arrogant and realistic, lonely and calm side of Holly's character.
Talking about the Moon River shows Holly's inner weakness and strength, and emphasizes Holly's subjective consciousness. Through the film, through Holly's glamorous appearance and colorful private life, the audience deeply touched her heart, pitied her unfortunate life experience and lamented that she was strong and unwilling to be bound by the world. Successful image-building deepens the theme of the film and sublimates the artistic effect.