Titlebook: Contemporary Latin American Cinema; Resisting Neoliberal Claudia Sandberg,Carolina Rocha Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Au

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Michelle Norris,Nicole Gurran,Glen Bramleyit examines theatrical digitalization as the latest form to expand market share of US films, but also as a potential expansion of Argentinian film culture; and third, it evaluates state measures to mitigate foreign dominance and protect national cinema spaces. To this effect, the authors look at the

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Urban Planning and the Housing Markete films of the young Argentine director concern?themes of social marginality and neoliberal critique?in a rural setting. Utilizing documentary and fictional modes, open narrative structures and enticing visuals, they draw pictures of a community in crisis. Consumer culture has begun shaping the desi

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Uniqueness of the Injective III1 Factord the ever-expanding funding scape offer opportunities to get film projects off the ground. Filmmakers use the subversive potential of genres to capture specifically Latin American experiences and sensibilities, critiquing?neoliberal ideology, its middle-class conventions and moral regimes.