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Ausschluss contemporary cinema discrimination Darstellung wichtiger Momente Diskriminierung emancipation exclusion Emanzipation Film film film theory Filmtheorie Gegenwartskino hegemonic masculinity heteronormativity Hegemoniale Männlichkeit homonormativity Heteronormativität homophobia Homonormativität Homophobie interrelationship Howl LGBTQIAN+ history Interaktion masculinity LGBTQIAN+ oppression queer cinema LGBTQIAN+ Geschichte Milk representation important moments queeres Kino Stonewall Unterdrückung

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