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Examining Brazilian and Argentine cinema of the last fifteen years, this volume charts the emergence of a new concern with the real, bringing together contributions from leading film scholars and critics from Latin America, Europe, and the United States. Comparing 'New Argentine Cinema" and the Brazilian 'Retomada,' the contributors read across the boundaries between documentary and fiction and trace new modes of deploying performance and re-enactment, found footage, and the interplay between film and television and theater. They shed light on similarities between and variations in different Latin American national cinemas' filmic discourses and production contexts and map these findings onto the larger context of current film theory. (From the publisher)
Περιεχόμενα
1. Camera lucida; Jose Carlos Avellar
2. Footprints: Risks and Achievements in New Argentine Cinema David Oubina
PART I: RETURNS OF THE REAL: RE-ENACTMENT, MEMORY, AND THE UNCANNY
3. Documentary Cinema and the Return of Past Events; Andrea Fran?a
4. Re-Enactment and Transmission in Contemporary Cinema; Ivone Margulies
5. The Return of the Natural: Landscape, Nature and the Place of Fiction; Edgardo Dieleke
6. Beyond Reflexivity: Acting and Experience in Leon, Rejtman and Coutinho; Joanna Page
7. The Scene and the Inscription of the Real; Cesar Guimaraes
PART II: ARCHIVES OF THE PRESENT
8. Global Periphery; Ivana Bentes
9. Exploding Buses: Jos? Padilha and the Hijacking of Media; Tom Cohen
10. December's Other Scene: New Argentine Cinema and the Crisis of 2001; Jens Andermann
11. Archival Images - Memories of Labor: Citation, Recycling and Appropriation in Contemporary Argentine Cinema; Mariano Mestman
12. In Praise of Difficulty: Notes on Realism and Narrative in Contemporary Argentine Film; Domin Choi
13. The I as Other: the Real, the Archive and the Witness; Alvaro Fernandez Bravo
14. The Documentary Between the First and the Third Person; Gonzalo Aguilar