One day while being bored from the lockdown, I stumbled upon "The Intern", and I've got to say, my quarantine mood lifted tremendously while watching it.
The Intern is a 2015 American comedy film directed, written and produced by Nancy Meyers. The film stars Robert De Niro, Anne Hathaway, and Rene Russo. Set in Brooklyn, the story follows Ben, a 70 year old widowed man who applies for an internship at an online fashion website. He is assigned to work with Jules, the founder and owner of the company. The story revolves around Ben and Jules and the rest of the employees of the company working together and shows us a good bond between old and new.
It is a light-hearted story and will leave you feeling contented and warm.
Through this we see the changes that have taken place and the differences that have been created in the transition from one generation to another.
It shows us both the perks and faults of the young and the old. Many a times, instances were shown where we realise we should listen to those who are elder than us or even at times those of the current generation. Simultaneously, many situations were given where the seniors were at fault or the juniors.
It gave us view into how being fast paced and energetic (young people) and being calm and patient (old people), both are equally needed.
The whole movie shows us how not one generation is superior to other and instead how they both have their differences but are equally important.
This is definitely a movie that you should watch!
"You should feel nothing but great about what you've done, and I'd hate to see you let anyone take that away from you."
– Ben Whittaker
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