Cultural Solidification and Group Marginalization in Hollywood Films
Journal: Arts Studies and Criticism DOI: 10.32629/asc.v5i4.2735
Abstract
In the world of cinema, the evolution of screen images and storylines reflects social change and cultural concepts. From late twentieth-century classics to present-day films, Hollywood's depiction of diverse cultures has documented shifts in our interpretations of gender, roles, and identities, driven by market demands and audience expectations.
Keywords
Hollywood films, marginalized groups, media representation, gender and race, female film creators
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