A Semiological Analysis of Social Institution in Rasool Sadre-Ameli's Films

Films reflect the societies which they spring from. In fact, films reflect collective psychological tendencies of a society. By representing socio-economic and political institutions, films reveal propensities and moralities of their time. The reseach's Fromwork on which this article is based, was conducted by using semiotic approach and, also the Kracauer/Duvignaud's views on the relationship between society and cinema. The findings show that social institutions relating to socialization of youth are ill and inefficient. They can nat provide a suitable ground for the youth, and they are involved in such ill as hypocrisy and deception and finally they caused unpleasant behavior as abnormality and deviance in society.