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Wonder, horror, mystery: letters on cinema and religion in Malick, Von Trier, and Kieślowski
future:” Social Class and Individualism in the 1980s Teen Films of John Hughes,’ is a stand-out within this section and volume. Bulman’s sociologically-inflected chapter engages with two prime values within American society, individualism and class. These themes prominently surface in Hughes’ teen films, and the genre as a whole, with Bulman noting that ‘to understand teen films in general, we must first understand Hughes’s contribution’ (222). Bulman goes on to remark: