The article discusses the decline of sex in cinema and its potential effects on society. It explores whether the decrease in sexual content will lead to liberation or repression.
If you were to time-travel back to the ’90s and tell marketing executives that sex no longer sells, you would be laughed out of the building. But in the year 2023? It’s common knowledge that sex is not as profitable as it used to be. If you’re wondering why you might be seeing a lot less to thank for that.
But will a shortage of sex in cinema liberate us from the shackles of exploitation? Or will it simply send us back to the dark ages of conservative censorship and religious repression—a development that would ultimately cheapen the depiction of sex and turn it into something forbidden? Teens and Screens report, which was conducted by the Center for Scholars and Storytellers, around 51.5% of adolescents would prefer to see less sex and see more content depicting platonic friendships and relationships
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