Titlebook: Representing History, Class, and Gender in Spain and Latin America; Children and Adolesc Carolina Rocha,Georgia Seminet Book 2012 Carolina

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A Child’s Voice, A Country’s Silences Molina 2006), paradoxically there seems to be a glimmer of hope regarding the future of cinematic productions in the region. For example, recent publications (Alfaro Córdoba 2008; Cortés 2006) point to the increase in productions since the beginning of the millennium. Despite the extreme hardships

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Through “Their” Eyeshe exploitative film. As Owain Jones claims, the depiction of violence by and against children is in itself a powerful and significant theme “because of the way society considers children as natural and vulnerable, the violence that they, and all, are exposed to is more visible” (201–2). One way in

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Roads to Emancipation. In the case of Cuba, films like . (Fernando Pérez 1998), . (Fernando Pérez 2003), . (Pavel Giroud 2006), or . (Ian Padrón 2011) feature a child—at times as a supporting character and at other times as a protagonist—as a dramatic resource to make conjectures about the political and sociocultural ma

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