The film “The Greatest Showman” reveals problems about the racism and interclass relations in 19th century America. It also talks about the courtship between the main characters who decided to be together, despite the fact that they are from different worlds. They met as child when Phineas Taylor Barnum and his father came to the house of the Hallet family, where his father works as the tailor. It is then that he falls in love at first sight with Charity, the rich family's daughter. Unfortunately, she had to leave for a special boarding school, but despite the distance the lovers continue to correspond until they met again. Against her family's wishes, they decide to get married and eventually raise two sweet daughters. One day, Barnum decides to fulfill his childhood dream of creating a “show of freaks”, in hopes of gaining money and fame. In this circus, there was a bearded woman, black trapeze artists, giants, dwarfs, albinos and many other people who were different from what people considered "normal".