What would Marx, Freud, Simmel, Veblen and/or Martineau think of the plot and characterizations of Mean Girls, or The Devil Wears Prada?

This is a sociological theory course. The goal is to apply sociological theories to explain the film. The three sociologists who must be used are Marx, Simmel and Frued. In the paper, 1. Provide a brief (half a page at most) plot summary of the film, and critical information such as the year it was released, who directed it, and what (if any) novel or actual case it was based upon. This summary must be no more than 125 words, a long paragraph.2. Name and explain theories and concepts developed by the social theorists to explain not only the plot, action, and setting but the characterizations of the major parts played by the actors. According to the three or more theorists you have chosen, what social forces have shaped them and have influenced their motivations, aspirations, goals, and behaviors? In what kind of society do they live? How does that society shape the individual?Exercise (Do NOT literally write this into your paper! It’s just an exercise.)For example, what would Durkheim, Marx, Simmel, and Veblen have to say about the plot and characterizations of one of the many film versions of Great Expectations, by Charles Dickens? What would they say of the themes developed in any of the various movie versions of Jane Austen’s Emma (a modern version of which is Clueless)? What would Marx, Freud, Simmel, Veblen and/or Martineau think of the plot and characterizations of Mean Girls, or The Devil Wears Prada? How would they respond to Erin Brockovich or to Fight Club? (Remember, you are not actually writing how you think the theorist would react to the film; you’re applying their theory. sources from the book must be used. I will include those in the next day or two.