Transatlantic Cinephilia

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Focusing on the interplay between French cultural diplomacy and Latin American film culture, this study reveals the intricate networks of institutions and viewing practices that shaped midcentury cinema. Rielle Navitski meticulously examines the roles of cineclubs, film festivals, archives, and schools, offering a rich analysis of film aesthetics and spectatorship. The book provides a fresh perspective on how the passion for cinema transcends geographical boundaries, highlighting its cultural and political significance in both Latin America and France.