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EPISODE · Aug 18, 2017 · 1H 33M

Frozen

from Supercontext: an autopsy of media

After viewing the blockbuster Disney princess film Frozen with actual little kids, we look at all the cooks in this corporate cartoon kitchen. With this many people involved, how did they pull it off? And is this cartoon whitewashed? Too feminist? Not feminist enough? How is this fairy tale defining gender and ethnicity for an entire generation? Additional Resources: From the Heat of Royal Passion, Poof! It's Permafrost Disney's 'Frozen,' a Makeover of 'The Snow Queen' Is 'Frozen' a New, Bona Fide Disney Classic? Boys Don't Run Away From These Princesses Countdown to Disney "Frozen" : How one simple suggestion broke the ice on the "Snow Queen" 's decades-long story problems A spoiler-y, slightly nerdy interview about Disney's Frozen Unfreezing 'Frozen:' The making of the newest fairy tale in 3D by Disney Frozen: inside Disney's billion-dollar social media hit Michael, Peter, Chris and Jennifer Talk Frozen and It's Success Secret Phone Recording Helped Idina Menzel Land New Disney Role THE STORY BEHIND THE STORY OF FROZEN Disney's Frozen and the 'gay agenda' UNH degree played a part in Oscar-winning movie Immersed in Movies: First Look: Designing the Winter Wonderland of 'Frozen' The tech of Disney's Frozen and Get a Horse! The Scrambled Sexuality of 'Frozen's "Let It Go" Frozen lambasted as pro-gay propaganda by Christian pastor Frozen Director Now Apologizes to Parents for 'Let It Go'

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After viewing the blockbuster Disney princess film Frozen with actual little kids, we look at all the cooks in this corporate cartoon kitchen. With this many people involved, how did they pull it off? And is this cartoon whitewashed? Too feminist?...

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