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Zeitschriftenartikel zum Thema "Cinéma – Mexique – 2000-"
Benaïm, Stéphane. „Traffic de Steven Soderbergh Cocaïne story , une inépuisable usine à films“. Questions internationales 89, Nr. 1 (31.01.2018): 128–32. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/quin.089.0128.
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Catoir-Brisson, Marie-Julie. „L' hybridation esthétique et culturelle dans le cinéma mexicain contemporain : approches intermédiales et interculturelles“. Bordeaux 3, 2011. https://extranet.u-bordeaux-montaigne.fr/memoires/diffusion.php?nnt=2011BOR30037.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleContemporary Mexican cinema is located in-between, as much in geographical terms as in aesthetic and cultural ones. Many tensions reside within it, such as the ways in which it negotiates with contemporary Hollywood film and also with other cinemas and artistic forms. This research aims to explore the tension that animates every cross-cultural image and is expressed so distinctively within Mexican history and visual culture. This thesis seeks to investigate the extent to which contemporary Mexican cinema can be considered a site of appropriation of different media cultures in intercultural relations. The main corpus of study comprises the films of A. G-INARRITU and C. REYGADAS, which were released during 2000-2008. These films were analyzed using an intermedial approach, in order to emphasize their links with other media (such as television, comic strip, literature, painting) or other genres (advertisement, documentary, video-clip). The processes of communication that inform the films’ production and reception are considered, and the recurrent tensions between notions of the local and the global that characterize contemporary Mexican cinema are also highlighted. Moreover, this essential characteristic of contemporary Mexican cinema emphasizes its importance for understanding the factors at stake within intercultural communication. Adopting a communicational approach towards cinema, this thesis analyses images as complex objects and uses a dialogical reasoning that crosses different disciplinary boundaries. It aims to utilize productively a semiotic (more precisely semio-pragmatic) approach and a historical, anthropological and cultural approach towards images
Pannetier, Leboeuf Gabrielle. „Narcocultura audiovisual, género y capitalismo gore en México : un estudio del narcocine videohome y de sus representaciones femeninas“. Electronic Thesis or Diss., Sorbonne université, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024SORUL125.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleThis thesis examines the narrative and formal representations of female characters in Mexican and Mexican American videohome narcocinema, a low-budget cinema that depicts the violent activities of drug cartels in Mexico. Drawing from an analysis of a corpus of 175 films produced between 2007 and 2024, the research explores the intricate relationships between female characters, violence, conspicuous consumption, and heteronormative sexuality. Through an interdisciplinary approach, the female representations are critically analyzed within the broader context of heteropatriarchal narcoculture and neoliberalism in which these films are framed.The study is structured into three main sections. The first section addresses the socio-historical context of drug trafficking and narco-violence in Mexico. Drug trafficking has deeply entrenched roots in certain regions of Mexico, and President Felipe Calderón's attempts to diminish its influence by initiating a war on drugs in 2006 has only resulted in intensified violence across the country. This escalation has produced both an increase and diversification of female involvement in drug-related criminal activities as well as a rise in violence against women and “feminicide”. The second section of the study provides an in-depth characterization of narcoculture, examining its underlying value system and main cultural productions, alongside a detailed exploration of videohome narcocinema. I argue that this relatively overlooked film industry plays a crucial role in shaping a collective memory of drug trafficking through popular culture, operating within the framework of gore capitalism. In the third section, which focusses on women and their representations in narcocinema, we discuss the limited participation of women in creative roles within the narcocinema industry, a factor that significantly influences how gender is represented on screen. The study identifies two broad categories of female characters: first, those who are subordinated to hegemonic narco-masculinity, which reinforce traditional stereotypes and social choreographies of gender within narcoculture, and second, those whose partial empowerment―the limits of which we explain through a historical analysis―offers alternative models of femininity.The analysis highlights that the main female characters subordinated to male traffickers include victims of male narco-violence, who suffer the consequences of gendered necropolitics, as well as trophy women, who are sexually objectified and used by drug traffickers as symbols of status. The empowered characters, on the other hand, predominantly consist of female cartel bosses, hired assassins or sicarias, avengers, and buchonas. The former resort to violence as a means of necro-empowerment, socioeconomic mobility, or revenge, while the buchonas leverage their erotic capital to gain access to material wealth. Nevertheless, the study observes that while these active female figures destabilize traditional gender roles, their empowerment remains confined within the constraints of the heteropatriarchal and neoliberal system.The thesis posits that videohome narcocinema, by depicting the sex-gender power apparatus inherent in narcoculture and highlighting its ruptures, serves as a reflection of the tensions and potential shifts in the relationships between gender, power, and violence in contemporary Mexico
Amiot, Julie. „Le mélodrame cinématographique mexicain dans ses rapports avec Cuba (1938-1958) : enjeux esthétiques et critiques“. Lyon 2, 2003. http://theses.univ-lyon2.fr/documents/lyon2/2003/amiot_j.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleGonzalez, Torres Sylvia Nancy. „Representaciones de la muerte en el cine mexicano del siglo XXI : apuestas estéticas e ideologicas. : Corpus principal : Las horas contigo (2015) de Catalina Aguilar Mastreetta, Los insolitos peces gato (2013) de Claudia Saint-Luce et Las buenas hierbas (2010) de Maria Novaro. : Corpus secondaire : Nos vemos, papa (2011) de Lucia Carreras et Sangre (2005) de Amat Escalante“. Thesis, Perpignan, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019PERP0049.
Der volle Inhalt der QuelleMexican cinema currently has a large number of directors, screenwriters and film producers who form part of a group that has generated the New Mexican Cinema. Among these are Catalina Aguilar Mastretta, Claudia Saint-Luce, María Novaro, Lucía Carreras and Amat Escalante, directors of the films Las Horas Contigo (2015), Los Insólitos Peces Gato (2013), Las Buenas Hierbas (2010), Nos Vemos, Papá (2011) and Sangre (2005), works which constitute the primary and secondary corpora of the thesis. These films were selected due to the existence of a close connection between the socioeconomic structures and ideological superstructures of the transindividual subjects presented in them, in which it is possible to observe the representation of death being part of the narrative discourse, and at the same time the guiding thread of this project. Conduct different sociocritical analyses in order to demonstrate current discourses in contemporary Mexican cinema, especially that of death, which are part of a complex cultural process such as that of Mexican popular culture. Death unites all as human beings, despite religious, political, economic or social differences