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Mexico's Cinema: A Century of Film and Filmmakers

2001; Oxford University Press; Volume: 106; Issue: 2 Linguagem: Inglês

10.2307/2651715

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Donald F. Stevens, Joanne Hershfield, David R. Maciel,

Media, Journalism, and Communication History

Part 1 Part I: The Silent Cinema Chapter 2 In Quest of a National Cinema: The Silent Era Chapter 3 The Birth of the Film Industry and the Emergence of Sound Part 4 Part II: The Golden Age Chapter 5 Adela Sequeyro and Matilde Landeta: Two Pioneer Women Directors Chapter 6 Cantinflas and Tin Tan: Mexico's Greatest Comedians Chapter 7 Race and Ethnicity in the Classical Cinema Chapter 8 Melodrama and Social Comedy in the Cinema of the Golden Age Chapter 9 From Collaboration to Containment: Hollywood and the International Political Economy of Mexican Cinema after the Second World War Chapter 10 The Decline of the Golden Age and the Making of the Crisis Part 11 Part III: The Contemporary Era Chapter 12 Cinema and the State in Contemporary Mexico, 1970-1999 Chapter 13 Reconstructing the Border: Mexican Border Cinema and Its Relationship to Its Audience Chapter 14 Women and Gender Representation in the Contemporary Cinema of Mexico Chapter 15 Authentically Mexican?: Mi Querido Tom Mix and Cronos Reframe Critical Questions