Tamburrini by Caetano: from testimony to horror film by Dillon, Alfredo

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The Femme Fatale Function in Film Noir and Poetic Realism by Dardón, Juan M.

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The missed opportunity. Comment to The lost daughter by Laso, Eduardo

“…Maggie Gyllenhaal´s film The lost daughter -an adaptation from Elena Ferrante´s novel “The dark daughter”- addresses the issue of woman´s desire as not reducible to the desire of motherhood, installing a conflict with other desires for personal and sexual fulfillment. …”
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A failed pere-version by Laso, Eduardo

“…Pier Paolo Pasolini´s film adaptation of Sophocles´ Oedipus The King, offers the peculiarity to joint Oedipus myth and Sofocles´ tragedy, with Sigmund Freud interpretation of the greek tragedy. …”
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The Lost Daughter or what cinema can teach us of the ominous infantile and the rejection of the feminine in speaking beings by Szrank, Luciana

“…This work is based on the fiction of "The Lost Daughter", an original novel written by Elena Ferrante and adapted for film by director Maggy Gyleenhall. From the interpretations that this film presents, a development is made around the concept of the ominous raised by Freud and taken up by Lacan in his teaching, specified in his Seminar on anxiety. …”
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Is it possible an ethical decision in the concentration camp? About Sophie’s choice by Oviedo Correa, Yairsiño

“…In concentration camps exceptionality is a constant factor, which encourages certain social forms and behaviours that overstep what would be the “usual” forms and ways of acting. The film Sophie’s Choice by Alan Pakula, alike the novel by the same name it is based on, presents us with a scenario that has been interpreted as a matter of decision-making when faced with an ethical dilemma (choosing between life and death regarding the main character’s own children) in Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camps.In view of all the analyses that try to explain the issuesthat stem from ethical dilemmas, this paper, following the agambenean theory, argues that there is no such thing as ethical decision-making in concentration camps, given that the traditional legal order has been suspended, moral discernment has been blocked, and hence what does appearis behaviour that simply adapts itselfto the exceptional circumstances that prevail.…”
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She’s gotta habit by Benchimol, Lucía

“…In 2017, the audiovisual content platform Netflix presents She’s Gotta Have It, a story based on the Spike Lee film filmed in 1986, both of them share the name and the director. …”
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Capacidad de rotondas: calibración del modelo del HCM2010 a condiciones locales by Flores Castellano, Gotoniel J.

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Representaciones patriarcales presentes en los siglos XIX y XXI : la perpetuidad del sistema patriarcal by Grazioli, Anabela

“…A vast amount of research has been made on gender representations in the cinema, but it could still result startling to establish parallelism between gender representations in twenty-first-century films and in a classic nineteenth-century novel. …”
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