MCA 351 Exam 1

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Bros

Director Nicholas Stoller, A romantic comedy film that centers around two gay men navigating their relationship and the complexities of love.

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The Bride of Frankenstein


James Whale directed this (Openly gay), a chastened Henry [???] attempts to abandon his plans to create life, only to be tempted and finally blackmailed by his old mentor, along with threats from the Monster, into constructing a [???] for the Monster.

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The Wizard of Oz

Victor Fleming, director of this film. It was a popular depression-era film that promised dreams really can come true

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The Children’s Hour

Directed by William Wyler, about teachers who are accused by a deceitful student of having a lesbian relationship.

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The Killing of Sister George

Directed by Robert Aldrich, it is a British soap opera. The actress spends her time drinking and engaging in lesbian sex with her much younger lover

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inherent

Intentional and clear queerness being the conflict

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incidental


not essential (to the plot); minor, happen stance

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Heteronormalty

Monogamous heterosexuality usually leading to marriage and children

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Economics

Distribution technologies, reception, etc - “do people want it/can we sell it?“

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Queering the Text

Queer Audiences read/decode/imagine “straight“ characters as queer

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Pre-Code cinema

“The Time Between“; Featured some of the most risque material… (The Sign of the Cross (1932)) and the Coded queer characters

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Gender Inversion

Connecting homosexuality with behaving like the “opposite” gender.

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Kenneth Anger

The first openly gay filmmakers in Hollywood to address male homosexuality; he used experimental cinema to express homosexual desire and the complicated emotions surrounding it, while challenging conventional ideas of masculinity and Hollywood representation.

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Andy Warhol

He integrated open, unapologetic expressions of homosexuality, camp aesthetics, and gender non-conformity into the mainstream avant-garde and Pop Art movements during an era when being queer was heavily criminalized and suppressed; parodying and dismantling Hollywood's conventions about gender, sexuality, masculinity, and celebrity.

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Queer Definition One

Human Sexuality is Multiple, varying, and diverse. (Acknowledges multiplicity of sexualities)

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Queer Definition 1800s

Sociologists used BOTH heterosexual AND homosexual to describe “abnormal“ medical conditions.

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Broad Queer Definition

Any sexual activity other than heteronormative; The vast array of human sexualities

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Discourse

What legal, medical, and religious establishments communicate/proscribe about what is normal/acceptable. These can change over time. Mainstream Mediareinforces this.

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“Camp“

“To Flaunt,“ not just a performance- reading of individual performers, films, or genres. Associated with Gay Men’s idolization of melodramatic Hollywood stars