The documentary "MissRepresentation" discusses issues that women face in society and how media portrays them. It highlights that society often sees women as sexual objects rather than considering their intellectual skills. The documentary shows how media presents women and how society expects them to look extremely thin with flat stomachs like models in magazines. This causes women from a young age to become more self-conscious about their appearance. Statistics show more women are undergoing surgeries to attain unrealistic body standards portrayed in edited and airbrushed magazines.

1. Feminist critique
The documentaryof ’’MissRepresentation’’ittalksaboutthe issuesof beingawomenandhow
societyhasa perspective of women.Inthe documentarywe see how womenare beingrepresented
insocietyandit highlightsthateveryone sees womenasobjectsandsexual attraction.Societyhas
highexpectationsof howwomenshouldlooklike andputsdowntheirself-image due toModel
magazinesof beingveryslimwithflatstomachsandlooking pretty.The mendon’ttake inmindand
acknowledge Women’sintellectual skillsandhow theythinkdoesn’tmatterwithinsociety.
Throughoutthe documentary. We see avariety of womentalkingandsharingtheirexperience with
the audience onhowthe mediapresentsthemwith.Nowadaysif womendon’tmeetthe satisfaction
of howa model looksthentheywon’tbe acceptedinsocietyasstartingfroma younggirlsare being
more and more self-consciousof theirappearance andthe waytheylookdue tothe mediaand
societiesexpectations.Womennowwanttobe like the impossiblelookof magazine modellookas
type magazine isfake astheyuse airbrushingandediting.Statisticshave shownthatthe numberof
womenthatare undertakingsurgeryisincreasingwantingtobecome somethingthatisnot realistic.