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Title: Meticulously deconstructing female roles in movies
Review: Knowledgeably written by Kathryn Schleich (an adult convert to Catholicism), Hollywood And Catholic Women: Virgins, Whores, Mothers, And Other Images blends two seemingly disjoint questions into a thoughtfully reasoned whole: "Why do Hollywood roles for women tend to typecast them as virgins or vamps, with little depth or complexity?"; and "Why are Catholic women to this day restricted from full participation in many meaningful practices of the Church?". Deftly exploring the history of how women have been perceived in Catholicism, and meticulously deconstructing female roles in movies such as "The Song of Bernadette", "True Confessions", "Sister Act", "Dogma", and others, Hollywood And Catholic Women is a unique, thoughtful, and thought-provoking survey and commentary of institutionalized of Catholicism and Hollywood studio perspectives with respect to and its lasting impact upon the female gender.
