No. 9 (2011)

This issue of the journal brings together a series of studies that analyze cinema and visual culture from an interdisciplinary perspective, combining historical, aesthetic, and theoretical approaches. The articles address topics such as the representation of cities and spaces in film, the relationship between audiovisual media and other arts such as literature and theatre, as well as the analysis of filmmakers and cinematic movements. It also includes reflections on philosophical thought applied to cinema and studies on specific genres and historical contexts, such as documentary film in particular periods. Overall, the volume offers a diverse perspective that highlights cinema’s ability to engage in dialogue with different cultural and artistic discourses.