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Essa pesquisa aborda as conexão entre os estudos descoloniais, o cinema contemporâneo
e os estudos feministas para compreensão do contexto cinematográfico latino-americano
na década de 1970. Nesse sentido, analisamos historicamente a teoria do Terceiro Cinema
na América Latina tensionado por uma reflexão interdisciplinar. Ou seja, para fazer uma
abordagem sobre o Terceiro Cinema é necessário debater questões interseccionais como
gênero e contexto sócio-político-histórico latino-americano na década de 1970. Para
tanto, trazemos para a análise três filmes das cineastas precursoras no debate feminista
nos seus respectivo países: Cosas de Mujeres (Rosa Martha Fernández, México, 1978),
Feminino Plural (Vera de Figueiredo, Brasil, 1976) e Señora de Nadie (Maria Luisa
Bemberg, Argentina, 1982). Destacamos a ausência dessas cineastas no Nuevo Cine
Latinoamericano e propomos um encontro ficcional entre essas realizadoras para criação
do manifesto Para um Terceiro Cinema Feminista.
This research approach the connections between decolonial studies, contemporary cinema, and feminist studies for understanding the Latin American cinema in context to the 1970s. On the whole, we have historically analyzed the theory of Third Cinema in Latin America tense by interdisciplinary reflection. In other words, in order to approach the Third Cinema, it is necessary to debate intersectional issues such as gender and Latin American socio-political-historical context in the 1970s. Meanwhile, we bring to the analysis three films of the precursor in the feminist debate in their respective countries: Cosas de Mujeres (Rosa Martha Fernández, Mexico, 1978), Feminino Plural (Vera de Figueiredo, Brazil, 1976) and Señora de Nadie (Maria Luisa Bemberg, Argentina, 1982). We highlight the absence of these filmmakers at Nuevo Cine Latinoamericano and propose a fictional meeting between these filmmakers to create the Manifesto For a Third Feminist Cinema.
This research approach the connections between decolonial studies, contemporary cinema, and feminist studies for understanding the Latin American cinema in context to the 1970s. On the whole, we have historically analyzed the theory of Third Cinema in Latin America tense by interdisciplinary reflection. In other words, in order to approach the Third Cinema, it is necessary to debate intersectional issues such as gender and Latin American socio-political-historical context in the 1970s. Meanwhile, we bring to the analysis three films of the precursor in the feminist debate in their respective countries: Cosas de Mujeres (Rosa Martha Fernández, Mexico, 1978), Feminino Plural (Vera de Figueiredo, Brazil, 1976) and Señora de Nadie (Maria Luisa Bemberg, Argentina, 1982). We highlight the absence of these filmmakers at Nuevo Cine Latinoamericano and propose a fictional meeting between these filmmakers to create the Manifesto For a Third Feminist Cinema.
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Descolonialidade Feminismo Terceiro Cinema Cinema Latino-americano Latin American Cinema Feminism Third Cinema Decoloniality
