Photos of Women in Iraqi Feature Films after 2003
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Photos of Women, Iraqi Feature, Films, after 2003Abstract
The research seeks to examine the image of women in Iraqi films produced after 2003 over the answer to questions such as “ level of the representation of women and appearing in films and features that are attributable to them and their relationships with men and their interests and tendencies , activities and ways and methods pursued to achieve their goals , or what appeared to be trying to achieve and whether made movies vivid and varied models for women, or confined to a rigid model and duplicate Is films raised issues concerning women? The research seeks to examine the image of women in Iraqi films produced after 2003 over the answer to questions such as “ level of the representation of women and appearing in films and features that are attributable to them and their relationships with men and their interests and tendencies , activities and ways and methods pursued to achieve their goals , or what appeared to be trying to achieve and whether made movies vivid and varied models for women, or confined to a rigid model and duplicate Is films raised issues concerning women? The research is trying to find out that if there was a transformation in the image produced on women in Iraqi cinema after 2003 after the transfer of the film industry in Iraq from the confines of the state and its control over symbol industry codes to circulation space of international support through various cultural, artistic and political organizations.
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