Mario Handler’s Me gustan los estudiantes (1968) or Cine Club de Marcha’s Liber Arce liberarse (1969) usually come to mind as Uruguayan counter hegemonic films. Yet, this article argues that Ugo Ulive’s Como el Uruguay no hay (1960) and Ferruccio Musitelli’s La ciudad en la playa (1961), laid the foundation for counter hegemonic films in the early 1960s. Indeed, following Brecht’s lead, Musitelli and Ulive disrupted naturalized filmmaking practices to underscore the political power of film to disrupt hegemonic politics as well the touristy representation of the country.Al momento de referirse a los discursos cinematográficos de oposición al imaginario hegemónico del Uruguay, la mayor parte de la bibliografía refiere a los films de fines de ...
This article is aimed at reconstructing part of the history of Argentine documentary filmmaking by a...
Este artículo analiza tres estrategias utilizadas por documentalistas uruguayos para representar la ...
This thesis investigates fifty years of Uruguayan cinema in order to revisit the relationship betwe...
We analyze the production and the impact of the Uruguayan documentary Eleccione (Mario Handler/ Hugo...
We analyze the production and the impact of the Uruguayan documentary Eleccione (Mario Handler/ Hugo...
This article is about the formation of a group of amateur filmmakers originating from film club’s mo...
El cine como expresión artística y creativa surge en Uruguay hace quince años. Pero la afirmación en...
La présente thèse a pour objectif de connaître l'histoire des archives du cinéma à caractère social,...
The article explores theoretical and critically the film practice developed by the New Latin America...
Today, love for cinema is one of the most significant cultural consumptions for exploring the curren...
Through various documentary sources, especially newspaper Relator, this article considers film-relat...
Through various documentary sources, especially newspaper Relator, this article considers film-relat...
The article approaches an actual Latin-American cinema tendency that has put in the center of the de...
During its last dictatorship the murgas, like all forms of artistic entertainment, were closely moni...
This article focuses on two moments of Argentine militant cinema. As evidenced by the historical eve...
This article is aimed at reconstructing part of the history of Argentine documentary filmmaking by a...
Este artículo analiza tres estrategias utilizadas por documentalistas uruguayos para representar la ...
This thesis investigates fifty years of Uruguayan cinema in order to revisit the relationship betwe...
We analyze the production and the impact of the Uruguayan documentary Eleccione (Mario Handler/ Hugo...
We analyze the production and the impact of the Uruguayan documentary Eleccione (Mario Handler/ Hugo...
This article is about the formation of a group of amateur filmmakers originating from film club’s mo...
El cine como expresión artística y creativa surge en Uruguay hace quince años. Pero la afirmación en...
La présente thèse a pour objectif de connaître l'histoire des archives du cinéma à caractère social,...
The article explores theoretical and critically the film practice developed by the New Latin America...
Today, love for cinema is one of the most significant cultural consumptions for exploring the curren...
Through various documentary sources, especially newspaper Relator, this article considers film-relat...
Through various documentary sources, especially newspaper Relator, this article considers film-relat...
The article approaches an actual Latin-American cinema tendency that has put in the center of the de...
During its last dictatorship the murgas, like all forms of artistic entertainment, were closely moni...
This article focuses on two moments of Argentine militant cinema. As evidenced by the historical eve...
This article is aimed at reconstructing part of the history of Argentine documentary filmmaking by a...
Este artículo analiza tres estrategias utilizadas por documentalistas uruguayos para representar la ...
This thesis investigates fifty years of Uruguayan cinema in order to revisit the relationship betwe...