Since its inception, cinema has been an instrument of propaganda, the formation of certain values and worldviews in the viewer. At the beginning of the 20th century, Germany, the Soviet Union, and Italy used film production as a tool for forming a certain attitude towards various social groups - to the working class, to scientists (Stephenson, R., Andrew, D., & Sklar, R. 2022). With the advent of feature films in the 1920s and the development of the film industry, the division into gender roles became apparent. Cinema produced films by men, with men in the lead roles, for male viewers - women in this paradigm were needed only to delineate the characteristics of the male hero (McFadzen, E...