Hybrid Fiction in Latin America
The father of a friend of mine became hooked on Avenida Brasil, a Brazilian telenovela that was a hit in several Latin American countries. Every night, as he sat down to watch the telenovela, he…
Read MoreNov 3, 2017 | New Audiences, New Forms, Telenovelas
The father of a friend of mine became hooked on Avenida Brasil, a Brazilian telenovela that was a hit in several Latin American countries. Every night, as he sat down to watch the telenovela, he…
Read MoreJan 14, 2017 | Displacements, Focus on Colombia
The two of us, leading an Emerson College international program, had just finished three weeks of round-the-clock work making a short documentary film with community…
Read MoreJan 14, 2017 | Displacements, Exploring the Arts
Transitioning back to cold in Boston invites me to a weekend of movies on Netflix. A curiosity self-justified, as research interest cascades into shameless binge watching…
Read MoreFeb 4, 2016 | Art and Action, El Salvador
My parents tell me how lucky I was to be born in a hospital. It was late November of 1989 amidst the “final offensive”—one of the last but more gruesome clashes…
Read MoreDec 4, 2015 | Garbage, The Art of Trash
Latin American films have portrayed trash as an urban social issue since the 1940s, if not earlier. If the first incentive to film trash and its presence in the city…
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