you can't say that it is an oppressors fantasy rather than white fantasy because you are completely ignoring the context in which the film exists: our society
you can technically say that white fantasy is a form of oppressors fantasy but thats not the point here
Yes, in the case of the film you could call it a white fantasy (would you be able to do so if the entire human cast was black and the movie creator was black? hmm..?), but to just coin this concept as that is not adequate in my opinion. Nowhere did that article writer denote this as a subform of something else, they just called it a white fantasy and left it at that.
The ironic thing for me personally is that the term white fantasy is racist in its own regard. To prejudice all whites as having this ultimate fantasy is just stupid, because that is not the case at all. Imagine someone coining a phrase as black fantasy.. yeah, that wouldn't fly. It's all semantics, yes, but to have a term that is supposed to look down upon racism be racist itself is just

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also schindlers list is based on a true story
Yes, I know that but so what if it's based on a true story? Doesn't that further validate that concept then? If it really happened in real life rather than in a literary/graphical medium?