Screening Minors in Latin American Cinema, a collection of twelve essays, studies the
intricate representations of children and adolescents' subjectivity, agency and self in …

Screening Minors in Latin American Cinema, edited by Carolina Rocha and Georgia
Seminet (Lexington Books, 2014) is history in the making, literally. The volume is a first in the …

Distinct from their first volume on youth in cinema, Representing History, Class, and Gender
in Spain and Latin America: Children and Adolescents in Film, in this new book Carolina …

Screening Minors in Latin American Cinema is the first volume to delve into the construction
of children's subjectivity and agency in Latin American film, and addresses such questions …

These twelve insightful articles, organized in four overlapping sections on Minors and the
Struggle for Agency; Children and Family Dynamics; Migration, Poverty and Violence among …

Throughout the history of cinema, depicting youth on screen has often meant projecting
concerns held by adults—an exercise in defining society by using perspectives that have …

The panorama of Latin American cinema production and consumption has shifted at the turn
of the twenty-first century by foregrounding gender and ethnic issues of the child/adolescent …

Politics of Children in Latin American Cinema explores the trend of portraying children and
adolescents in a subjective, adult-constructed point of view in Latin American cinema. This …

After the success of Y tu mamá también (Mexico, Alfonso Cuarón, 2001) and Diarios de
motocicleta (Brazil, Walter Salles, 2004), many Latin American road movies followed suit by …

This chapter examines the position of the child in Latin American cinema, introducing the
various filmmaking movements, tendencies and genres in which child‐protagonists have …