Virginia García del Pino: ideology, class and family
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Virginia García del Pino, Experimental documentary, Transnational cinema, Ideology, Family.Abstract
Presents an approach to the videographic work of Virginia García del Pino between 2002 and 2009, the period of her formation as a filmmaker. Seven years in which the author moved from Spain and Mexico to create the basis of her work through a series of formal options over images and sounds that are equally heirs of both artistic and cinematographic avant-garde. Were reviewed, one by one, all the five films produced within this period, and stablished a cartography of filmmakers’ formal and ethical options, through which she inquires questions of ideology (in gramscian terms), class and family as institutions.Downloads
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