In the autobiographical documentary The Missing Picture, the Cambodian filmmaker Rithy Panh tells his memories about the start of comunist dictatorship commanded by Khmer Rouge in Cambodia between 1975 and 1979. One of the measures undertook by the regime was the eradication of personal archives of the inhabitants of the city of Phnom Penh - photo albums, clothes, objects etc. At the same time, the regime produced propaganda movies to represent the dictatorship as a way to convey harmony, law and progress, as well as pictures of prisoners in concentration camps. In Rithy Pahn’s movie, the director goes after these archives and contrasts them with the absence of archives which could describe his personal experience. In this writing of himsel...
This essay reflects about how two archival documentaries produced by TV Cultura do Pará filmmakers ...
This paper analyzes the ways the photography (as a remembering device) is put into play in three rec...
The present project analyses the controversial discussion about ethics and cinema, focused on docume...
Revisit the past, search for traces, reframe painful experiences, learn from them, resume the word, ...
This article focuses on Rithy Panh’s four documentaries on Cambodia’s traumatic past: Bophana, une t...
The majority of Rithy Panh’s movies focus on the aftermath of the genocidal Khmer Rouge regime in Ca...
The article seeks to invest in the representation of the heinous and (in) translatability of represe...
This article focuses on the images used over four decades to represent the Cambodian genocide in pho...
This study intends to analyze images in three categories of films that contemplate dictatorial polit...
The film The Missing Picture (Rithy Panh, 2013) hinges on a topic of the images of atrocity that ari...
The core of this work is the approach of photography as a representation, with the objective of char...
The following research work is about the Cambodian film L’ image manquante (original title).This doc...
<p><em>La imagen perdida</em> (<em>L’image manquante</em> / <em>The Missing Picture</em>, Rithy Panh...
Perpetrator images are those that are part of the machinery of destruction (torture, genocide…). Thi...
This article discusses the differences in photo exhibitions as production of different ways of under...
This essay reflects about how two archival documentaries produced by TV Cultura do Pará filmmakers ...
This paper analyzes the ways the photography (as a remembering device) is put into play in three rec...
The present project analyses the controversial discussion about ethics and cinema, focused on docume...
Revisit the past, search for traces, reframe painful experiences, learn from them, resume the word, ...
This article focuses on Rithy Panh’s four documentaries on Cambodia’s traumatic past: Bophana, une t...
The majority of Rithy Panh’s movies focus on the aftermath of the genocidal Khmer Rouge regime in Ca...
The article seeks to invest in the representation of the heinous and (in) translatability of represe...
This article focuses on the images used over four decades to represent the Cambodian genocide in pho...
This study intends to analyze images in three categories of films that contemplate dictatorial polit...
The film The Missing Picture (Rithy Panh, 2013) hinges on a topic of the images of atrocity that ari...
The core of this work is the approach of photography as a representation, with the objective of char...
The following research work is about the Cambodian film L’ image manquante (original title).This doc...
<p><em>La imagen perdida</em> (<em>L’image manquante</em> / <em>The Missing Picture</em>, Rithy Panh...
Perpetrator images are those that are part of the machinery of destruction (torture, genocide…). Thi...
This article discusses the differences in photo exhibitions as production of different ways of under...
This essay reflects about how two archival documentaries produced by TV Cultura do Pará filmmakers ...
This paper analyzes the ways the photography (as a remembering device) is put into play in three rec...
The present project analyses the controversial discussion about ethics and cinema, focused on docume...