Contemporary Latin American cinema: breaking into the global market

Abstract

Introduction: Latin Amercan Cinema Today: A Qualified Success Story Chapter 1: Los diarios de motocicleta as Pan-American Travelogue Chapter 2: So What's Mexico Really Like?: Framing the Local, Negotiating the Global in Alfonso Cuaron's Y tu mama tambien Chapter 3: Cidade de Deus: Challenges to Hollywood, Steps to The Constant Gardener Chapter 4: Playing Hollywood at Its Own Game? Bielinski's Nueve reinas Chapter 5: Afro-Brazilian Identity, Malandragem and Homosexuality in Madame Sata Chapter 6: Family Romance and Pathetic Rhetoric in Marcelo Pineyro's Kamchatka Chapter 7: Soapsuds and Histrionics: Media, History, and Nation in Bolivar soy yo Chapter 8: Killing Time in Cuba: Juan Carlos Tabio's Lista de espera Chapter 9: The Power of Looking: Politics and the Gaze in Salvador Carrasco's La Otra Conquista Chapter 10: Peruvian Cinema and the Struggle for International Recognition: Case Study on El Destino no tiene favoritos

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