Black Films, Black Filmmakers Black films from the 1930s and 194 
.... always shown as well-educated, with high moral values, and strongly motivated toward success, all in contravention of the image of blacks in
white films. ....
(2586
10
)
Early Black Films Black films from the 1920s, 1930s, a
.... divided the potential film audience into two segments, one
white and one black, and with the increasing negative images of blacks in
white films, blacks sought ....
(3456
14
)
Ethnic Stereotypes in American Films
.... He notes that being accepted as an actor first requires him to find roles in predominantly
white films and try to make them as three-dimensional as possible. ....
(2739
11
)
Race Films & Black Female Filmmakers
.... divided the potential film audience into two segments, one
white and one black, and with the increasing negative images of blacks in
white films, blacks sought ....
(2778
11
)
Racial Division in Three Films
....
films from different periods, using Soul Man from 1986, and Waiting to Exhale from 1995 and made by a black filmmaker and Jerry Maguire made in 1997 by a
white ....
(1659
7
)
Black Masculinity in Two Films
In two
films, Antwone Fisher and Malcolm X, we see two different portrayals .... For example, there are
white vixens that tempt black men, demeaning
white teachers ....
(828
3
)
"Good Amerians," and Films
.... It is evident that the majority society defines the good, normal American as a
white Christian, while the
films display a belief that a good, normal American ....
(1685
7
)
Prejudices in Media Representations
.... The dedication to accepted
white genres may have had something to do with this--women were not being treated much better in
white films in these same genres ....
(1703
7
)
Gender and race in media representation
.... The dedication to accepted
white genres may have had something to do with this--women were not being treated much better in
white films in these same genres ....
(1703
7
)
Film Noir Film Genre
.... The element is seen in some of the earlier black-and-
white films as well, though the cool blonde image is most clearly developed in Hitchcock's color
films in ....
(1952
8
)
Violent Films
.... Rosewood is a violent movie, portraying the inexplicable mob rule acts of a
white southern town as acted out upon a black southern town. ....
(685
3
)
Essays on Queer Filmmakers & Films
.... that his actors aren't æOther.'" Nevertheless, Van Sant's
films tend to .... objectification of women by the patriarchy is condoned by
white, heterosexual males. ....
(4859
19
)
Experience of Being White in America
.... Black America watches television and
films of all colors;
white America virtually ignores the
films of Spike Lee and John Singleton and the all-black situation ....
(1660
7
)
Costs and Films
.... is not known as a film star, though he has appeared in several
films). .... large-scale sequences with many extras--the ballroom scene, the
White House reception ....
(1681
7
)
Repression in Families: A Look at Two Films
.... Together, these two
films paint a complex and fascinating portrait of the young adult's .... movie, she even wears a single costume, a red and
white striped shirt ....
(2707
11
)
Film Noir & Neo-Noir
.... Mann and cinematographer Dante Spinotti has the feel of Noir
films, and expresses darker aspects of the human soul as much as black and
white Noir
films. ....
(1349
5
)
Women In Road Films
.... Jane is an Afro-American lesbian singer, Robin is an HIV+
white woman, and Holly .... Cops, like hitting dead ends, are another convention in road
films and we see ....
(2440
10
)
Personal Essay on Divorce In reading Judith Wallerstein's essay on ...
.... anger, sordid accusation and recrimination, but rather with the civility and panache of a Noel Coward play - or one of the old black and
white films of the ....
(1787
7
)
Popular Hollywood Film
.... Orange and Little Big Man, two
films that questioned authority's ability to tame the violent impulses in man as well as the inability of the
white status-quo ....
(982
4
)
Social Criticism in "Dead Presidents"
.... The early scenes in the film are relatively straightforward and reminiscent of
films about young
white men prior to World War II. ....
(2339
9
)
Comparison of 2 Films
.... same. It was directed by Ron Shelton, who had also been successful with the earlier
films Bull Durham and
White Men Can't Jump. He ....
(1713
7
)
National Film Preservation Act
.... Meanwhile, the costs of preservation of these old
films are steep: $ 10,000 to $ 20,000 for black and
white feature
films and $ 40,000 and up for color
films. ....
(2672
11
)
Leadership at Disney
.... The park featured rides based on Disney's
films, such as Peter Pan and Snow
White, and the animated
films themselves were re released every five to seven years ....
(1306
5
)
Future Changes in the Disney Company
.... The park featured rides based on Disney's
films, such as Peter Pan and Snow
White, and the animated
films themselves were re released every five to seven years ....
(1306
5
)
Race and Film
.... Other
films have done the same thing--Chinatown, for example--but Devil in a Blue .... to maintain their own community as a subgroup in the larger
white society. ....
(1651
7
)
Hollywood Racism
.... century," (Cobb 1). Ironically, not all of the negative stereotypes projected about Blacks in
films portraying them stems from
white filmmakers or executives. ....
(3114
12
)
Blacks in the Military
.... symbols of
white ideals about black behavior. Ralph Ellison, back in 1949, summed up what would be an ongoing problem with race-related
films by saying that ....
(2005
8
)
The White Man's Indian by Robert Berkhofer
.... they always served the needs, both intellectually and materially, of
white Americans. .... Despite the noble savage image persisting in
films like Dances with Wolves ....
(738
3
)
Cabin in the Sky
.... characters to play off of
white leads. Further, the film represented a major leap forward compared to the depiction of African Americans in
films like The ....
(728
3
)
1943 Musical Comedy Cabin in the Sky
.... characters to play off of
white leads. Further, the film represented a major leap forward compared to the depiction of African Americans in
films like The ....
(728
3
)
