Titlebook: Human Rights, Social Movements and Activism in Contemporary Latin American Cinema; Mariana Cunha,Ant?nio Márcio da Silva Book 2018 The Edi

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Introduction,e contemporary cinema that encompasses human rights concerns in Latin American societies. Finally, the chapter introduces the main themes covered in the book, which demonstrates the breadth of geographical areas, issues and methodological approaches included.

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Rewriting the History of the Urban Revolutionary: Documentary Film and Human Rights Activism in Poscent documentary films and their usage of testimonies present a counter-narrative that challenges the State’s official story, offer a platform for survivors to recount experiences, and raise awareness about the human rights abuses performed by the State.

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Territories, Existence and Identities: Indigenous Peoples in Argentine Films, co-construction of identities within nurturing landscapes and ‘discordant landscapes’ relate to human rights, and points to the dangers of adopting single narratives of identity that elide internal differences and deny multiplicity.

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The Art of the Social Movement Corrective: On Redeeming the Human Rights Narrative in , and ,ides a fictional redemption for human rights filmmaking, it also offers a means through which cinema can acknowledge its limitations and shortcomings in ethically crafting narratives about human rights.

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,A Woman’s Right to Move: The Politics of Female Walking in Latin American Cinema,gether, such films entail a collective—if not unified—drive, showing Latin American women ‘on the move’, drawing their own routes on the map, against the grain, and despite all the detours dictated by historical forces.

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Intersectionality as a Human Rights Issue in Contemporary Latin American Queer Cinema,lian intermedial short film . (Linn da Quebrada and Marcelo Caetano, 2017). Hence, by looking at the aesthetics and narratives of these films, this chapter contends that more recent queer films have been more aware of intersectional issues and the impact these have on queer human rights.

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Mariana Cunha,Ant?nio Márcio da SilvaFocuses on a variety of themes concerning human rights and activism through the lens of cinema studies, and provides close readings of contemporary films that have often been overlooked in connection