Latin America in Film & History



Note: Michael K. Schoenecke and Scott Baugh of Texas Tech are Special Editors

for the Vol. 34 issues of _Film & History_.  The topic is Latin America and 

Latin American Film.  Many film scholars--but, also, many who study Latin 

America--will take an interest in their work.  Below is the TOC for the first of 

two issues (F&H is a semi-annual periodical):

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_Film & History: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Film and Television Studies_ 

Volume 34.1 (March 2004)

1.     “San Martin, from Bronze to Celluloid: Argentina’s Liberator as Film 

Character” by Tzvi Tal (Tel Aviv U); 



2.     “US-Argentine Coproductions, 1982-1990: Roger Corman, Aries 

Productions, ‘Schlockbuster’ Movies, and the International Market” by Tamara Falicov (U 

Kansas); 



3.     “Sex, Class, and Mexico in Alfonso Cuaron’s _Y Tu Mama Tambien_” by 

Ernesto Acevedo-Munoz (U Colorado, Boulder); 



4.     “Contemporary Histories of Mexico: Fictional Re-Creation of the 

Collective Past on Television” by Maria de los Angeles Rodriguez Cadena (U 

Wisconsin, Green Bay); 



5.     “Manifesting La Historia: Systems of ‘Development’ and the New Latin 

American Manifesto” by Scott Baugh (Texas Tech U); 



6.    Lourdes Portillo (Mexicana filmmaker) interview with Hector Torres (U 

New Mexico).

 

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