Multiple Choice
Why is cultural invisibility not always a calculated decision on the part of filmmakers?
A) because they don't know any better
B) because they aren't skilled enough in crafting movies
C) because they misjudge the reactions of their audience
D) because they often have to make movies according to monetary rather than aesthetic concerns
E) because they are products of the same society inhabited by their intended audience
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