Latin American Cinema: Film and History - Vintage 1975
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In 1975, Latin American cinema was deeply engaged in the "New Latin American Cinema" movement (1960s–1980s), a politically charged, revolutionary, and often documentary-style approach designed to challenge neoliberalism and social inequality.
This highly regarded book for educators and students offers an incisive history of Latin American Cinema with rarely seen photos and texts. Issued in 1975 by the University of California Los Angeles, it also also offers insight on how teachers can use the Cinema of Cuba, Mexico, Bolivia, Brazil and other countries to teach the history of the region.
• Vintage 1975
• Measures 9" x 6" x .5"
• Soft Cover - 135 Pages
• Published by the UCLA Latin American Center