New Latin American Cinema: Theories, Practices, and Transcontinental Articulations (Contemporary Approaches to Film and Media Studies)
by Antonio Skarmeta, Paul Willemen, Michael Chanan, Michael T. Martin, Ana M. Lopez, Fernando Solanas, Octavio Getino, Glauber Rocha, Jorge Sanjines, Julio Garcia Espinosa, Fernando Birri, Tomas Gutierrez Alea, Julianne Burton, Cineaste, B. Ruby Rich, Zuzana M. Pick
New Latin American Cinema brings together scholarly and creative perspectives on the theories, practices, and international connections shaping Latin American film. With contributions from filmmakers, critics, and researchers, this volume offers a focused resource for readers studying cinema, media, cultural expression, and transcontinental film discourse.
About This Book
New Latin American Cinema examines the theories, practices, and transcontinental articulations associated with a major cinematic movement.
This scholarly collection brings together perspectives from filmmakers, critics, and researchers connected with Latin American film and media studies.
Contributors include Antonio Skarmeta, Paul Willemen, Michael Chanan, Michael T. Martin, Ana M. Lopez, and other significant voices in the field.
The volume is suited to readers exploring cinema, film theory, cultural studies, and Latin American visual culture.
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