Coloniality, Modernity and Representations in Today’s Latin American Cinema: From Memories Of Underdevelopment To Pizza, Beer, Fag
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The following paper aims to review and analyze how Latin America’s colonialism and modernity have been represented, built and interrogated in two major films of regional contemporary cinema: Memorias del Subdesarrollo (Memories of Underdevelopment) Cuba, 1968 and Pizza, Birra, Faso (Pizza, Beer, Fag), Argentina, 1998. We have two questions to answer: What images of coloniality and modernity are pictured in these films? How are «coloniality» and «modernity» articulated in the selected films?
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