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Feminism in "Danzon"
Film Review # 52412
Feminism in "Danzon"
An analysis of the femininity within the feminist portrayal of Maria Novaro's movie, "Danzon".
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2002
Paper Summary:
Several characters are focused on to discuss different aspects of feminism. It explains how Maria Novaro's movie, "Danzon", highlights a strength and beauty within femininity. It provides an analysis of many of the movie's characters to explain how the concept of femininity was maintained throughout.From the Paper:
"The director can be said to have a form of feminism that demonstrates "superficial" feminine aspects as empowering, beautiful, and natural, rather than oppressive or degrading. The realities of women in cultures and subcultures are extremely complex, but in this 96 minute fairy-tale, it is the frilly, feminine fun that is so refreshing. The writer/director studied sociology and in the early 80's was part of a feminist filmmaking group in Mexico City called Cine Mujer."More papers on Feminism in "Danzon":
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Feminism in "Danzon" (2012, January 15). Retrieved February 12, 2012, from http://www.academon.com/Film-Review-Feminism-in-Danzon/52412
MLA Citation:
"Feminism in "Danzon"" 15 January 2012. Web. 12 Feb. 2012. <http://www.academon.com/Film-Review-Feminism-in-Danzon/52412>
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Aug 15, 2004 I received my BA in English at a small liberal arts college in Los Angeles, my MA in English literature at a large public Los Angeles university and am now working on my PhD in English across the country.
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