Issue 23
Notebook

Seeing Inward, Looking Outward: Female Desire in Francoist Cinema

Carlos Losilla Alcalde
Universitat Pompeu Fabra
Bio

Published 2017-01-01

Keywords

  • Film Aesthetics,
  • Film History,
  • Francoist Cinema,
  • Female Desire,
  • Baroque,
  • Melancholy,
  • Classical/Modern Cinema.
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Abstract

Carlos Losilla (b. Barcelona, 1960) holds a PhD in Audiovisual Communication. He is associate professor with the Department of Communications at Universitat Pompeu Fabra, and his research interests include the historiographical revision of the concepts of the classical and the modern in cinema. His recent published books include La invención de la modernidad [The Invention of Modernity] (2011) and Zona de sombra [Shadow Zone] (2014).

References

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