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Dr Neda Khodakaramian Gilan, Mohamadreza Heshmati, Asadollah Babaeifard,
Volume 12, Issue 2 (11-2023)
Abstract
This research investigates the semiotic analysis of the structure of religiosity in the two films "Range Khoda" and "Gadamgah". Cinema, as a powerful medium, plays a key role in the representation and reproduction of religious discourses. The aim of this study is to examine the rules, structures and religious patterns in these two films. A qualitative research method with a semiotics approach has been chosen and the visual signs present in the films have been analyzed. This research examines the role of religion in Iranian society and how it is represented in these two works. The findings show that both films contain a rich set of technical, social and ideological codes. The semiotic analysis of the films reveals that both works have extensively used religious signs to convey their messages. For example, these films present an image of religion as a source of peace, hope and meaning in life in a traditional society. Religious characters in these films are portrayed as spiritual and moral leaders of the community and the identity and meaning of the film characters are shaped through religion. In contrast, wealthy and powerful characters are less inclined to religion, while poor and marginalized characters are more likely to seek refuge in religion. Additionally, women in these films are often portrayed in traditional and obedient roles.
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