The relationship between film industry, culture and history; an audiovisual investigation perspective

Edward Goyeneche-Gómez

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Cinema History and Criticism Cinema and Media Studies South Asian Cinema and Culture

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This article analyzes a perspective of audiovisual research supported by the study of the relationship between film industry, culture and history, to understand the construction and use being made by the contemporary societies within complex historical processes, in specific modes of representation and cinematic codification, linked to cultural and esthetic models depending on broader ideological systems.

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1998Tropical multiculturalism: a comparative history of race in Brazilian cinema and culture 1981To the Distant Observer: Form and Meaning in the Japanese Cinema 2001Slaves on screen: film and historical vision

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