The article will discuss the trajectories of young women filmmakers who, with access to backstage power, made films about important events in histories Germany and Brazil.In 1935 Leni Riefenstahl launches Triumph Will, using her proximity Nazi leaders Hitler himself. same ones who deliver inflammatory speeches captured by filmmaker applying innovative techniques that a reference world cinema. B...

The interwar years, 1918-1939, saw an increase in both the number and variety of travelers headed to Arctic. Employing new technologies that allowed region become more accessible, knowable, visible globe, these ventures North reflected contributed widespread geopolitical, social, economic shifts occurring during this period, laying foundation for how Arctic is understood framed today. However, ...

The legacy and future of the ‘ethnographic film’ has been subject much scrutiny refinement in recent decades, mirroring reinvention ethnography itself. A number innovative strands such as observational film, direct cinema, sensory ethnographic film have attempted to reframe beyond its narrative expository documentary origins. In reinventing film’, filmmakers addressed important questions regard...

The article analyzes the film In nist (2011), by Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi, as a form of resistance to silencing imposed government on his artistic production, since, in 2009, displeased authorities country supporting Mir Hussein Mussavi, opposition candidate presidential election. Thus, Panahi was sentenced 6 years house arrest and banned from filming for 20 years, however, called cameram...

On 30 July 1984, 11 mercury miners locked down in the mines of Almadén (Ciudad Real, southern Spain) to protest against their precarious economic and social conditions. 650 meters deep inside oldest most productive world’s history, endured dark contaminated galleries for days nights until claims were addressed. As an emigrated local filmmaker, I come back post-industrial 2019 with idea making a...