The Time of Our Lives: Dirty Dancing and Popular Culture (Contemporary Approaches to Film and Media Studies) [Paperback] Lincoln, Si?n; Tzioumakis, Yannis; Radner, Hilary; Jeffers MacDonald, Tamar; Baron, Cynthia; Wasser, Frederick; Feuer, Jane; Dyer, Richard; Bernard, Mark; Gibson, Pamela Church; Gruner, Oliver; Needham, Gary; Osgerby, Bill; Molloy, Claire; McNelis, Tim; Howell, Amanda; Taylor, Millie and Rodosthenous, George

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This well-loved copy of “The Time of Our Lives: Dirty Dancing and Popular Culture” offers a unique opportunity to delve into the enduring cultural impact of the iconic 1987 film “Dirty Dancing.” Authored by scholars in the field of film and media studies, this volume provides a comprehensive analysis of the movie’s themes, characters, and its place within the broader context of popular culture.

Beyond its surface as a romantic drama, “Dirty Dancing” has become a cultural touchstone, resonating with audiences across generations. This book explores the film’s exploration of class dynamics, gender roles, and the societal shifts of the 1960s, the era in which it is set. It also examines the film’s enduring legacy, from its memorable soundtrack to its influence on dance and fashion trends.

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