Why Is Cultural Invisibility Not Always a Calculated Decision on the Part

question 65

Multiple Choice

Why is cultural invisibility not always a calculated decision on the part of filmmakers?

• A) because they don't know any better
• B) because they aren't skilled enough in crafting movies
• C) because they misjudge the reactions of their audience
• D) because they often have to make movies according to monetary rather than aesthetic concerns
• E) because they are products of the same society inhabited by their intended audience

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