Fathers, Masculinity, and Authoritarianism in Latin American Cinema

Name: Fathers, Masculinity, and Authoritarianism in Latin American Cinema
Brand: University Press of Florida

University Press of Florida

Explore the complex relationship between fathers, masculinity, and authoritarianism in Latin American cinema with this insightful book. "Fathers, Masculinity, and Authoritarianism in Latin American Cinema" by Irina Dzero delves into the cinematic portrayals and cultural underpinnings of paternal figures and their connection to broader societal power structures. This paperback edition offers a detailed analysis for academics, students, and cinephiles interested in cultural studies and film theory. Key aspects explored include: * The evolution of father figures in Latin American films. * How masculinity is represented and its link to authoritarian tendencies. * Critical analysis of key cinematic works and directors. * The socio-political context influencing these portrayals. This book provides a comprehensive understanding of how gender roles and power dynamics are depicted on screen, offering valuable insights into Latin American culture and its cinematic expressions. A must-read for anyone studying or interested in the intersection of film, gender, and politics in the region.