Mexican Cinema

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" INTRODUCTION
The Mexican cinema has undergone changes over its history in keeping with altered attitudes in Mexican society at large, and one of the areas of change has been in terms of the portrayal of women and gender relations. The so-called "Golden Age" of Mexican cinema was in the 1940s and 1950s, and the attitudes that prevailed during that era shifted as the Mexican cinema moved into what has been called the New Mexican Cinema, which is only part of a larger movement called the New Latin American Cinema. Changed attitudes within the filmmaking community of Mexico, and with Mexican audiences, is only one aspect of the larger social changes taking place throughout Latin America over the past three decades or so, with the greatest movement coming after 1965 and accelerating along with social changes throughout the world in.."

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