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The Great Gatsby

2013 | 143 min | K-12 | drama, romance

The Great Gatsby tells the story of Nick Carraway, a young man who moves to Long Island, New York, in 1920s America. Nick’s neighbor is the mysterious millionaire Jay Gatsby, who hosts extravagant parties but whose past and true identity are kept as secret.

Nick soon discovers that Gatsby is in love with his cousin, the beautiful yet carefree Daisy Buchanan, who is married to the wealthy and unfaithful Tom Buchanan. Gatsby endeavors to win back Daisy’s love, using all his means to lure her back to him.

The story revolves around themes of love, wealth, and deceit, revealing the superficiality and moral decay of 1920s American society. Ultimately, the tale ends tragically as plot twists and conflicting passions lead to a fatal conclusion for the main characters.

The film received two Oscars for Best Costume Design and Best Production Design.

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About the movie

Subjects

  • arts
  • english
  • finnish
  • history
  • music
  • social studies

Keywords

  • America
  • betrayal
  • costume design
  • emotional skills
  • intoxicants
  • learning materials
  • love
  • milieu and zeitgeist
  • music
  • poverty
  • power
  • relationships
  • social class differences

Educational levels

  • high schools and vocational schools
  • middle schools

Genres

  • drama
  • romance

Playlists

  • based on a book

Age limits

  • K-12

Awards

  • Oscar

Studios

  • Warner Bros.

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Connection to Subjects:

Finnish and Literature
History
Social Studies
Art and Culture

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