From Horror to Body Transmutation in The Cinema of David Cronenberg by Brito Alvarado, Xavier

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If this is a father by Girona Fibla, Nuria

“…The scene of this murder confronts Saul (Géza Röhrig) within his limits as a living being; then he decides with determination that this body will not be added to the machinery of death which is the death camp and desperately looks for a rabbi to bury him. …”
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An unyielding wish? by Marchese, María Pía

“…This article is based on the series The Handmaid’s Tale (Miller, 2017), as a starting point to inquire about the proliferation of dystopian fictions in contemporary audiovisual productions, currently postulated as symptom and treatment of horror. Starting from the pain of existing inherent to the subjects of language, both mourning and melancholia are outlined as possible responses to the traumatic, either due to the very incidence of language on the body, or due to the events and contingencies to which it is related. it is exposed in a singular life and in society. …”
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Sublimation and black melancholy: the creation of Yves Saint-Laurent by Jodeau-Belle, Laetitia

“…For him, the beauty is an essential bulwark to the horror of no thingness. The design of a dress is a knot between aesthetics, enjoyment and fiction that makes the object rise on the public stage. …”
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