PATRIARCADO NA PRODUÇÃO AUDIOVISUAL:Análise do filme “Um Homem de Sorte” na perspectiva das masculinidades

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This dissertation has the purpose of investigating the sense of vascularized masculinity
and spread out on the electronic medias, seeking to map the symbolic and imaginary
construction in the patriarchal cultural context. We consider masculinity, a group of
behavior and gender values, commonly associated to boys and men who are
constructed and reinforced by social institutions (family, school, church, work, media).
The study corpus is the narrative from the motion picture “Lykke-Per / A Fortunate
Man” (2018) directed by Billie August and distributed, in Brazil, through streaming
platform Netflix. The focus of the analysis was the character Per Sinenius (Esben
Smed). The question that motivated this study was: “what aspects from masculinity
does the character Per Sinenius perform?” The methodology applied in the analysis
divided the movie in ten sequences. After that, a review in literature was done in which
the concepts as patriarchy (Lerner}, hegemonic masculinity (Connell), masculine
identities (ONU WOMEN), and patern complex (Hollis) were systemized. Finally, from
the concepts collected on the literature review it was done the analysis from the ten
divided scenes. The results found pointed out that the character in the movie performs
three aspects of the hegemonic masculinity: the patriarchy, the domination on women
and the ambition as virile capital. The mediatic narratives do influence the construction
of the social imaginary in which it molds the individuals identities and, at the same time,
they are a reflex of the conduct norms stablished by society. The masculine experience
is variable to each person throughout life, but nevertheless, there are beliefs rooted in
the social imaginary about “what it is to be a man”, that shapes the group expectations,
formalize narratives and meld behaviors that induce a machos masculinity model,
patriarchal and for many times, violent.