Description
"The Social Media Beauty Cult" investigates the pervasive influence of social media on beauty standards and self-image. This documentary reveals how constant exposure to idealized and unrealistic portrayals of female beauty on platforms like Instagram and TikTok contributes to growing dissatisfaction among young women with their own appearances. Filmmaker Jennifer Rezny explores the scientific and psychological connections between social media and increased body image issues, delving into how these digital portrayals can exacerbate insecurities and fuel negative self-perception. The film provides a critical examination of social media’s role in shaping modern beauty ideals, highlighting the profound effects these unrealistic standards have on individual self-esteem and mental health.

The Social Media Beauty Cult
Duration
42 Minutes
Year
2019
Tags
Topic
Mental Health, Physical Health, Social Health
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