Multiple Choice
Alternative approaches to film analysis search beneath a movie's form and content in order to expose
A) the movie as ultimately without value.
B) the filmmakers as ideologically corrupt.
C) moviegoers as manipulated dupes of the movie's political agenda.
D) implicit and hidden meanings that inform our understanding of cinema's function within popular culture.
E) the entire entertainment industry as unsuspectingly subject to outside influences.
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