Özet:

The neoliberal economic system, which has been influential globally since the 1980s, has radically changed the lives of young people as it has touched the lives of many individuals. While the emerging prosperity states after World War II praise stable, predictable and permanent employment, the economic mechanism built by neoliberalism appears to be expressed with risks and threats when it comes to young people. The economic system, transformed with the spread of neoliberalism, has created an inequality that develops against the youth in the income distribution. This inequality manifests itself in the form of an increase in youth unemployment and social unemployment in both developed and developing countries. Today, in order to provide the highest level of interest to the economic structure, the choices of young people are being limited and it is difficult for them to experience the transition to a healthy adulthood. This has also reflected the situation in the cinema, which is regarded as a branch of art closely related to reality. The cinema, which re-produces the realities of the various dimensions of life, also often points to the forms of positioning within the dominant economic structure of the individual. In this context, the main objective of the study is to study how the restrictive impact of the neoliberal economic structure on youth’s lives is addressed in the film reality. At this point, the structure-youngness trends involve significance related to the relationship American Honey (Arnold, 2016) The film is analyzed by economic-political analysis. In the analysis, the economic structure is a reality full of threats of unemployment and social uncertainty that the work, bodies and personal stories of young people in the film are abused in accordance with the interests of the structure.

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