The Kid by Michel Fariña, Juan Jorge

“…Sigmud Freud published his writing Beyond the pleasure principle and Charles Chaplin premiered his film The Kid. They were both works of enormous influence in their respective fields. …”
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The Truman Show: A Horizon in Bankruptcy by Michel Fariña, Juan Jorge

“…This article summarizes a special class given by its author in 1997 at the National University of Lomas de Zamora, on the occasion of the premiere of the film The Truman Show. It was published two years later in the collective volume “Etica y Cine” (Eudeba, 1999). …”
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Neighbors in conflict: an ethical dilemma? by Medina, Ana Irene, Carrasco, Mirta

“…The house next door is a film directed by Mariano Cohn and Gastón Duprat Argentina and premiered in 2009.From the fact of opening a window in a wall shared by two neighbors, it is put into play the interaction between people from different social fields.The problem becomes a conflict and conflict in an ethical dilemma trying different ways of resolution.The problem becomes a conflict and conflict in an ethical dilemma trying different ways of resolution. …”
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Emerging film in Ecuador by Pazmiño Tello, Álvaro, Mora, Marcela

“…The present work reflects on the emerging film in Ecuador, through a structural analysis of the national feature film “The Governer”, premiered in the year 2015 and produced for 10 days. …”
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Cinema preview: America: The current trauma by Amatriain, Lucía

“…To know more we must wait until June, when Pachamama premieres, the animated film by Argentine director Juan Antin. …”
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Ethics Noir in LA by Cañas Pelayo, Marcos Rafael

“…The history of Betty/Diane Selwyn -a dual identity- is an opportunity to reflect on the human condition, its contraditions and its dilemmas. From its premiere in 2001 until nowadays, Mulholland Drive´s spectators are led to question everything they thought they knew about it.…”
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Truman and the Corporate Father by Fuentes Lenci, ´Álvaro

“…On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of The Truman Show, the purpose of this text is to revisit Peter Weir’s film (1998) in light of two main sources: Open Sea (A Bankrupt Horizon) by Juan Jorge Michel Fariña, an article published a year after the film’s premiere (1999), and Parents in Cinema: Films in Dialogue (2022), the latest book by Eduardo Laso. …”
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