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Winters Bone (Granick, 2010)
Ideology (S6)
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Patriarchal
society...
Males' primary authority figures:
Thump
in
charge
of town,
Sherrif Baskin
, everyone listens to
Teardrop
, Jessup can make them homeless
Binary opposition of active male and passive female:
Gail
-passive
Connie
(mum) -passive
Teardrop
-active
HOWEVER
Mirab
-active
Ree
-active
How do the men conform to patriarchal society?
Ozark
men are forced into
social roles
, they aren’t
inherently violent
it’s what it means to be a man from
Ozark mountains
WB as a
capitalist
society...
WB repositions focus away from city towards America's rural interior:
Reveal
forgotten America fractures by
military conflicts
and
financial crisis
America overlooked these
'wasted'
regions (
Ozark
), leaving them to
adapt
in
unique
and
brutal
ways
Winter's Bone
challenges American prosperity:
Granik
uses the
bleakness
of
Ozark
life to challenge
affluence
and
conservatism
in
Hollywood
cinema
What does the army recruitment scene show?
Ree's
desperation
and the lack of
finnancial
opportunities for
Ozark
people
How is the theme of alienation/outsider represented?
Through the way we're
aligned
with Ree and her
operation
from the
community
How does the ending of the film display the capitalist society?
The
reward
/
prize
is when
Ree
is
given money -money
saves them