The concept of place can be used in different areas of art such as literature and cinema though space is explained in the literature with the help of appropriate clusters and stylistic devices while cinema enables the audience to see the space and better comprehend the situation. Sometimes, movies are filmed in a single room to demonstrate the isolation and pressure experienced by the character/characters. At the same time, huge spaces can symbolise isolation and alienation which serves as a basis for the character’s problems, conflicts, and self-analysis. The movie Safe (1995) directed by Toddy Haynes and starring Julianne Moore is aimed at making people aware of the hazards brought by the chemicals that surround us and the loneliness of the main character who is forced to search for salvation on her won due to lack of understanding and support from society. The space and place create a multidimensional movie where one can see something similar to his/her life and experience the full range of emotions and feelings perceived by the main character. The space in the movie is used to introduce the problems of the main character, a homemaker Carol White who finds herself in an uncomfortable position when she finds out that she is allergic to almost everything that surrounds her in everyday life. The perspective is varied to show how the character perceives herself towards the social medium and the real situation that surrounds her. The opening scene of the movie shows us the main character having sex with her husband when he comes from work. This is a natural process for many couples and such scenes appear in many movies. However, the way these two characters were shown makes the audience see that they have problems, particularly that the female character (we do not know her name from the very beginning) has some problems in terms of intimacy. The place is ordinary for such a scene (a bed in the bedroom) but we cannot see anything but her lying on her back and her husband is trying to satisfy his natural needs. She is depicted as unemotional and statue-like. This can be regarded as the first function of space in this movie as it helps to see the relations between the main character and her husband. The relationships with Carol White’s husband are depicted in the background of her conflict with the self and the surrounding atmosphere. The places when these two characters are shown include the house and the garden making the audience aware of the limited number of places where they meet each other. However, when Carol finds out about the organisation of other people who have problems similar to hers, her husband tries to support her and they are depicted having conversations in the special centre broadening their usual area of relationship. It is also necessary to draw your attention to the space of the movie in terms of the relationship between Carol White and her husband Greg; the mirrors create additional space that reflects the existing world and emotions but prevents characters from perceiving it. In this respect, a huge house makes us think about the tiny person in it while the space is enormous but she cannot cope with all the problems occurring in it because it is too large for her. The meaning of the space is partially