The phenomenal growth of ‘women’s cinema’, not only meant that there would be an infinite expansion in the list of female names as filmmakers or creators; in reality, it created a daunting cinematic genre by objectifying women as well as displacing them within the film industry. According to Patricia Torres San Martín, an honorable film scholar, there is a new theme emerging within the film industry in Mexico which is known as the ‘new female identity’.
The rapid growth of ‘women’s cinema’ led to an immense increase in the number of women involved in filmmaking; however, it also created a complex and challenging cinematic genre that objectifies and marginalizes women. According to Patricia Torres San Martín, a distinguished film expert, a new trend is emerging in Mexico's film industry characterized as the ‘new female identity’, reflecting a shift in how women are represented on screen.