Cultural invisibility, a consequence of shared belief systems, frequently contributes to hidden movie meaning. Which of the following statements does NOT accurately characterize cultural invisibility?

a. It is often motivated by a commercial instinct. b. It is a way to unconsciously challenge viewers' shared belief systems. c. It is not always a calculated decision on the part of the filmmakers. d. It sometimes leads to viewers being unaware of the film's implied message.

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Jaiden Nielsen

Social Studies

24 April, 10:19

Cultural invisibility, a consequence of shared belief systems, frequently contributes to hidden movie meaning. Which of the following statements does NOT accurately characterize cultural invisibility?

a. It is often motivated by a commercial instinct. b. It is a way to unconsciously challenge viewers' shared belief systems. c. It is not always a calculated decision on the part of the filmmakers. d. It sometimes leads to viewers being unaware of the film's implied message.

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Mollie Macdonald · Answer 1

b.

Explanation:

Cultural Invisibility refers to when the cultural prejudices that are secretly hidden in the background of a movie go unnoticed by the audience. It can be said that the statement that does not accurately characterize cultural invisibility would be that It is a way to unconsciously challenge viewers' shared belief systems. Because in actuality filmakers add this in order to enforce the beliefs or worldviews of the average audience member.