Latin American Filmmakers and European Film Funds
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Latin American Filmmakers and European Film Funds

Refuse. Resist. Reframe

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eBook - ePub

Latin American Filmmakers and European Film Funds

Refuse. Resist. Reframe

About this book

As filmmakers in the Global South are increasingly faced with the choice of succumbing to foreign visions of their own culture or losing access to indispensable funds and future prospects, this study explores this quandary through studying filmmaker's own perspectives.

The book focuses on filmmakers' individual approaches to European film funds, arguing not only that these creator-sponsor relationships are highly complex, but also that filmmakers are fully able to develop various strategies of resistance by reframing these relationships. The author explores the mechanics of European film funding and how filmmakers position themselves within the system, and demonstrates how these strategies are also present in film texts themselves – movies funded by European institutions often scrutinise the notion of intercultural relationships and power struggles, negotiating widespread perspectives on intercultural exchange. Excerpts from interviews with filmmakers, producers, adjudicators of funds and representatives of various cultural institutions are woven into scholarly arguments, theoretical reflections, and film analyses to create a narrative about Latin American filmmakers who manage to overcome obstacles and create novel, exciting ways of sharing their intercultural experiences.

This informative and nuanced study will interest students and scholars of media studies, film studies, South- and Central-American cinema, media industries, economics, politics, communication studies, and languages.

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Table of contents

  1. Cover Page
  2. Half-Title Page
  3. Series Page
  4. Title Page
  5. Copyright Page
  6. Dedication Page
  7. Contents
  8. Acknowledgements
  9. Introduction: Openings that Never End
  10. 1 Struggles of a Latin American Filmmaker
  11. 2 The Funds Fundamentals: Official Discourses, the Film Festival Formula, and the Selection Process
  12. 3 Funds Give, Funds Take? The Different Facets of Support, Gathering of Funds, and the Imbalance of Prestige
  13. 4 The “Fund Cinema”: The Case of Minimalismo mexicano
  14. 5 Cracks in the Past: Decolonising the Discourses on History
  15. Conclusion: Utopia of the Unattainable
  16. Index