An edition of Transition cinema
(2012)
Transition cinema
political filmmaking and the Argentine left since 1968
by Jessica Stites Mor
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Table of Contents
Introduction
The spectacle of the past. Cameras in the hands of "angry young men": filmmaking and the Cordobazo
Filmmakers into film workers: Peronism, dictatorship, and the film industry
Reimagining the left. The scene and the city: coded landscapes and collective memory in transition
Experience, representation, and reproduction: displacement and El Sur de Solanas
The mediated subject. Documentalismo: political filmmaking and social movements
Postmodern exigencies: new media, memory, and critical spaces
Conclusion.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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