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Mediático features studies of Latin(o/a/x) American, Spanish & Portuguese film/media cultures. It is co-edited by Dolores Tierney & Catherine Grant.

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Whose Film is it Anyway?

Whose Film is it Anyway?

October 9, 2015
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Film

This week at Mediático, regular contributor and contributing editor Rob Stone, co-author (with Maria Pilar Rodríguez) of Basque Cinema: A Cultural and…

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