Her Father S Daughter Movie
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Home Movies
Author: Claire Jenkins
language: en
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing
Release Date: 2015-04-06
The American family has long been at the centre of the typical Hollywood narrative. But the depiction of the nuclear family within contemporary mainstream US cinema has not yet been closely studied. Home Movies addresses this oversight by assessing recent cinematic representations of the family in terms of cultural politics and representations of gender, sexuality, race and class. Focusing on a diverse range of popular films - from Meet the Parents to The Incredibles - Claire Jenkins analyses the father-daughter relationship within sequels and series; Meryl Streep's embodiment of the mother; the superhero family and extraordinary manifestations of the ordinary family; disaster films which depict the president as father; 'mom-coms' and Hollywood's representations of the non-traditional family. She combines film studies, gender studies and family history to demonstrate the complexities of Hollywood's family values.
My Father's Daughter
In a world where values are fast eroding, Loretta seeks to share her unique experience growing up in Benin, Nigeria, with her Father, a man who had a lot to teach. My Father's Daughter is a true inspirational story of the experiences of a little girl, a young lady and a grown woman, seeing the world as it could be, through her daddy's eyes, experiencing the world as it is after he was no more, the betrayals, the hardships, the resolute resolve, and finally, a tale of love, of a woman accomplished, drawing from the strength of character instilled in her by her loving father, so many years ago.My Father's Daughter is a timely guide, a recollection of old age values that are still relevant for success today in family life as well as at work or in business.
Her Father's Daughter
Inheriting her late father's exclusive club in 1945, Wren plans on avoiding its illicit former activities of prostitution and illegal gambling in spite of her mother's concerns that Wren is more like her father than she realizes.