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Paradoxical Inscription and Subversion of the Gendered Construction of Time, Space, And Roles in Maria Victoria Menis's El Cielito (2004) and Ines de Oliveira Cezar's Como Pasan Las Horas (2005) and Extranjera (2007)

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Title: Paradoxical Inscription and Subversion of the Gendered Construction of Time, Space, And Roles in Maria Victoria Menis's El Cielito (2004) and Ines de Oliveira Cezar's Como Pasan Las Horas (2005) and Extranjera (2007)
Author : Chasqui
Release Date : January 01, 2009
Genre: Language Arts & Disciplines,Books,Professional & Technical,Education,
Pages : * pages
Size : 151 KB

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[I]t is we who are internal to time.... (Gilles Deleuze, Cinema 2 82) El Cielito, Como pasan las horas, and Extranjera must be set in the context of the New Argentine Cinema (NAC), which was heralded by the screening of "a heterogeneous compilation of short films called Historias breves (1995)," produced by a new generation of formally trained filmmakers, influenced mainly by Martin Rejtman (Rapado [1991] and Silvia Prieto [1999]) and Alejandro Agresti (Bernardes, Lerer and Wolf 11; 13). (1) While Adrian Caetano and Bruno Stagnaro's Pizza, birra, fasso (1997), was the first NAC feature film, Pablo Trapero's Mundo grua (1999) became the standard-bearer, and Lucrecia Martel's La cienaga (2001) was arguably the most successful.