Edición argentina del libro “A experiência do cinema de Lucrecia Martel: Resíduos do tempo e sons à beira da piscina”, publicado en 2014 en Brasil. Colección “Imagen e Historia”, dirigida por Natalia Taccetta y Mariano Veliz, de Prometeo Libros. Traducción al español por Daniel Maggi.

Um estudo sobre a obra da cineasta argentina Lucrecia Martel, focado no som em seus três primeiros longas-metragens “La ciénaga”, “La niña santa” e “La mujer sin cabeza”.

O desejo de revelar as realidades conflitivas de seus países estimulou os cineastas latino-americanos a explorarem o potencial político do cinema e, especialmente, do documentário, a partir de 1950. Em um contexto de aceleradas mudanças, sob a égide do desenvolvimentismo, diversos diretores voltaram seus olhares a territórios marginalizados do co…[Read more]

A aproximação subjetiva e íntima dos cineastas em documentários políticos é uma tendência muito produtiva no cinema latino-americano contemporâneo. A perspectiva escapa do tom de denúncia e da documentação mais objetiva, retratando um diálogo com o passado pessoal – sem, no entanto, abdicar dos laços com o passado histórico. As diretoras dos d…[Read more]

Pretendemos hacer algunas consideraciones sobre la película “La mujer sin cabeza” (2008), de Lucrecia Martel, explorando la cuestión del olvido intrincada en su trama. A través de la protagonista, Verónica, la directora busca hacer un acercamiento personal a los mecanismos de silenciamiento y desmemoria en los cuales la sociedad (tanto hoy com…[Read more]

Catalogue of homonymous film festival that took place in Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil – CCBB Rio de Janeiro, from 21st September to 3rd October 2016, and CCBB São Paulo, from 21st September to 10th October 2016.

Introduction to The Routledge Handbook of Translation and Activism

It took Pedro Costa four feature films to get to “Horse Money” (“Cavalo Dinheiro”, 2014). In Down to Earth (Casa de Lava, 1994), a Portuguese nurse accompanies an immigrant worker in coma from Lisbon to his homeland, the Cape Verdean island of Fogo. “Bones” (“Ossos”, 1997), In “Vanda’s Room” (“No Quarto da Vanda”, 2000), and “Colossal Youth” (“Ju…[Read more]

The influential Tamil writer Pudumaippittan turned to the short story to theorize the relationship between literature and society in the late-colonial era. He used the genre’s brevity to compress his portrayals of well-known female types—such as widows, prostitutes, and goodwives—into singular emotional events. This enabled Pudumaippittan to evoke…[Read more]

The influential Tamil writer Pudumaippittan turned to the short story to theorize the relationship between literature and society in the late-colonial era. He used the genre’s brevity to compress his portrayals of well-known female types—such as widows, prostitutes, and goodwives—into singular emotional events. This enabled Pudumaippittan to evoke…[Read more]

The influential Tamil writer Pudumaippittan turned to the short story to theorize the relationship between literature and society in the late-colonial era. He used the genre’s brevity to compress his portrayals of well-known female types—such as widows, prostitutes, and goodwives—into singular emotional events. This enabled Pudumaippittan to evoke…[Read more]

In conjunction with the Popular Culture Association (PCA) holding their 2021 conference in Boston, contributors and attendees of the New England Graphic Medicine (NEGM) Virtual Summit are proposing a slate of programming that now is welcoming additional participants.