Film, Politics, and Human Rights

Mariana  Tello Weiss (pr´´ol); Laura  Arese; Fernando  Svetko; Martín  Iparraguirre; Germán  Scelso; Paula  Hunziker; Paula  Maccario; Liliana  Pereyra; Julia  Monge; Sebastián  Torres; Agustín Berti

Film, Politics, and Human Rights: Vol III

Authors

Mariana Tello Weiss (pr´´ol); Laura Arese; Fernando Svetko; Martín Iparraguirre; Germán Scelso; Paula Hunziker; Paula Maccario; Liliana Pereyra; Julia Monge; Sebastián Torres; Agustín Berti

Keywords:

cinema, Politics, human rights

Synopsis

The book brings together a collection of works that reflect on cinematographic pieces with the common goal of turning them into instruments of philosophical, political, and historical reflection. In keeping with the previous volumes, the third and final volume of this series is organized around several issues related to the filmic-political representation of certain lives that inhabit or are produced and reproduced on the margins: denied existences, which are excluded or not counted—in neither of the two most common senses of the human act of counting.

Chapters

Foreword

Mariana Tello Weiss (pr´´ol)

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Presentation

Laura Arese, Fernando Svetko

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The documentary lyricism of Gerardo Vallejo

Fernando Svetko

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The persistence of the condemned

Martín Iparraguirre

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Nanook and the Gramophone

Germán Scelso

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The meaning of a struggle. On The Battle of Chile: The Struggle of an Unarmed People, by Patricio Guzmán

Laura Arese

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What is there and its modes. Reflections on Nostalgia for the Light, by Patricio Guzmán

Paula Hunziker

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Reflections of a viewer of Jeanne Dielman, by Chantal Akerman

Paula Maccario

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The Days and Works of Jeanne Dielman

Liliana Pereyra

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On a controversial cartography of memory. On Branco sai, preto fica, by Adirley Queirós

Julia Monge, Sebastián Torres

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Everything synthetic vanishes into thin air. About Field Niggas, by Khalik Allah

Agustín Berti

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