The Movie, Radner proposes that rather than being "post-feminist," as is usually assumed, such films are better described as "neo-feminist. As such, Neo-Feminist Cinema offers a new explanation as to why feminist-oriented scholars and audiences who are seeking more than "labels and love" from their film experience have viewed recent "girly films" as a betrayal of second-wave feminism, and why, on the other hand, such films have proven to be so successful at the box office.
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Return to Book Page. What lies behind current feminist discontent with contemporary cinema? Girly Films, Chick Flicks and Consumer Culture shows how the needs of conglomerate Hollywood have encouraged an emphasis on consumer culture within films made for women. By exploring a number of representative " What lies behind current feminist discontent with contemporary cinema? The Movie , Radner proposes that rather than being "post-feminist," as is usually assumed, such films are better described as "neo-feminist. As such, Neo-Feminist Cinema offers a new explanation as to why feminist-oriented scholars and audiences who are seeking more than "labels and love" from their film experience have viewed recent "girly films" as a betrayal of second-wave feminism, and why, on the other hand, such films have proven to be so successful at the box office.
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Nov 07, Adrienne Urbanski rated it liked it. Radner posits a convincing and interesting analysis of the neofeminist movement in popular culture. Her detail by detail analysis of some of the specific films however becomes dry and bogged down in the language of academia. Apr 15, Cassie rated it it was ok. While it was an interesting idea, this book provided no critique of the consumer culture that these girly films embrace. In embracing capitalist culture, it failed to connect the interlocking structures of power that keep women from equality.
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