Pocahontas:
1. How does the movie reflect its cultural and historical context?

2. To what degree does the movie shed light on common or universal human problems?
3. How does the movie represent or distort socio-cultural reality?

4. Whose story is being told? Who are the main characters and how are the presented?

5. What ideas about socio-cultural life – ideologies, social norms (and/or social deviance), understandings of race and ethnicity – are produced in the film?

Question

Pocahontas: 
1. How does the movie reflect its cultural and historical context?

2. To what degree does the movie shed light on common or universal human problems?
3. How does the movie represent or distort socio-cultural reality?

4. Whose story is being told? Who are the main characters and how are the presented?

5. What ideas about socio-cultural life – ideologies, social norms (and/or social deviance), understandings of race and ethnicity – are produced in the film?