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Film as Insturction Manual

The motion picture industry expressed many of the changes that were taking place in society. However, the motion pictures did not always depict real life for women but, in some cases, actually instructed them on how to be a “modern.” Women in the movies were a glamorous rendition of the social roles that were now open to women of this time.

The movies, particularly in periods like the twenties when female roles were undergoing a major remodeling, constituted a powerful cultural force, shaping individual choices with in the boundaries of social and economic possibilities, thus assisting in the creation of a new womanhood.[11]

Women were portrayed as sensuous, yet virginal. They were out to get their man, and were free with their sexuality, but


Motion pictures had a significant impact on the lives of women in the 1920s. These films were not just for entertainment; this was the beginning of Hollywood’s significant impact on the lifestyles of many young women.

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Approximate Word count = 540
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)


  

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