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Introduction: The Study of Contemporary Spanish Cinema,at goes beyond the canonical cinematic movements such as Italian neo-realism and the French New Wave, and more recently has begun to look beyond canonical and arthouse films to study popular cinema, genre and commercial cinema and the industry that goes with these, and in addition how the general pu

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The Final Girl and Monstrous Mother of ,gerously castrating, as seminally theorized by Marsha Kinder in her book . (1993). In the contemporary era, the figure has reappeared in a new format: Spanish horror. The upsurge in Spanish cinema dating from 1995 has included a strong contribution from the horror genre to the extent that Spanish ho

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Ensnared Between Pleasure and Politics: Looking for , Bigas Luna, Re-viewing ,e films spanning over thirty years, one can easily identify a relatively short list of key terms that keep recurring in interviews, press conferences, position articles and film reviews, particularly since the release of his second film, ., in 1978. These include: ., eroticism, pornography, exploita

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: Spanish Slackers, Time-images, New Media and the New Cinema Law, Gradually, this chapter will come to focus on Spanish cinema as a case study of the convergence of new screen technologies and the Internet that heralds a powerful new beginning, one for which slackers’ use of the time-image provides the form, content and meaning of a relevant and resonant counter-culture.

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Re-visions of Teresa: Historical Fiction in Television and Film,y brought to the projects by the careers and personae of directors and stars; and examine the extent to which the visual and narrative rhetoric of each can be derived from the distinct characteristics of their respective media.