Neo-feminist cinema: girly films, chick flicks and consumer culture

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Gender, Feminism, and Media Cinema History and Criticism Cinema and Media Studies

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Introduction: Reassessing Feminism and Popular Culture. 1. Neo-feminism and the Rise of the Single Girl 2. Pretty Woman and the Girly Film: Defining the Format 3. Romy and Michele's High School Reunion: Female Friendship in the Girly Film 4. Legally Blonde: Pink Girl in a Brown World 5.Jennifer Lopez: Neo-Feminism and the Crossover Star 6. Maid in Manhattan: A New Fairy Tale 7. Hit Movies for Femmes 8. The Devil Wears Prada: The Fashion Film 9. Sex and the City: The Movie: The Female Event Film 10. Something's Gotta Give: Nancy Meyers, Neo-Feminist Auteur. Conclusion: Post-feminism and Neo-feminism

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