New Documentaries in Latin America - Rodríguez, Juan Carlos

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Résumé :
Examining the vast breadth and diversity of contemporary documentary production, while also situating nonfiction film and video within the cultural, political, and socio-economic history of the region, this book addresses topics such as documentary aesthetics, indigenous media, and transnational filmmaking, among others.

Biographie:
Ana M. L?pez, Tulane University, USA Antonio G?mez, Tulane University, USA Ruth Goldberg, State University of New York, Empire College, USA Vinicius Navarro, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA Cecilia Sayad, University of Kent, UK Jos? Miguel Palacios, New York University, USA Amalia C?rdova, New York University, USA Freya Schiwy, University of California, Riverside, USA Antonio Traverso, Curtin University, Australia Germ?n Li?ero, Universidad de Vi?a del Mar, Chile Michael Chanan, Roehampton University, UK Susan Lord, Queen's University, Canada Zaira Zarza, Queen's University, Canada Juan Carlos Rodr?guez, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA Debra A. Castillo, Cornell University, USA...

Sommaire:
Introduction PART I: AESTHETICS AND POLITICS 1. A Poetics of the Trace; Ana M. L?pez 2. First-Person Documentary and the New Political Subject: Enunciation, Recent History, and the Present in New Argentine Cinema; Antonio G?mez 3. Under the Surface of the Image: Cultural Narrative, Symbolic Landscapes, and National Identity in the Films of Jorge de L?on and Armando Cap?; Ruth Goldberg 4. Performance in Brazilian Documentaries; Vinicius Navarro 5. Narrative, Visibility, and Trauma in Bus 174 ; Cecilia Sayad 6. Residual Images and Political Time: Memory and History in Chile, Obstinate Memory and City of Photographers ; Jos? Miguel Palacios PART II: COMMUNITY AND INDIGENOUS MEDIA 7. Reenact, Reimagine: Performative Indigenous Documentaries of Bolivia and Brazil; Amalia C?rdova 8. An Other Documentary is Possible: Indy Solidarity Video and Aesthetic Politics; Freya Schiwy 9. Chilean Political Documentary Video of the 1980s; Antonio Traverso and Germ?n Li?ero PART III: LOCAL, NATIONAL, ANDTRANSNATIONAL DIALOGUES 10. Bolivia in View; Michael Chanan 11. Intimate Spaces and Migrant Imaginaries: Sandra G?mez, Susana Barriga, and Heidi Hassan; Susan Lord and Zaira Zarza 12. Documentary on Wheels: Car Culture in Karen Rossi's Isla Chatarra ; Juan Carlos Rodr?guez 13. Rasquache Mockumentary: Alex Rivera's Why Cybraceros ?; Debra A. Castillo