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Racism in movies

...... The implications of much of the movie will be left unfathomed, as the scope of this paper necessitates it. Suffice it to say that the opening scenes of the movie work to establish what are considered norms for each gender. In each, the female body emblematizes something other than itself. In one it is the object of maternal assurance and affection. In the other it is purely an object of male pleasure. This trope continues when Alison first finds out she has been given an on-air job at Entertainment News. Her work for a television company that markets sex is another issue altogether, but we need to examine the interview scene
In her interview, she is obliquely asked to lose weight. Her body, as we will see shortly, is ever the object of external appraisal. To work on-air, she must look a certain way. Her bosses imply that she needs to tighten up. This tightening is contested later by the expansion of pregnancy. When she goes out with her sister to celebrate the new job, they are let into the club before others based on looks. Inside the club, they worry about whether or not men are thinking about