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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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Performing Blackness in Mexican Cinema: Eusebia Cosme, Rita Montaner and Juan José Laboriel

Performing Blackness in Mexican Cinema: Eusebia Cosme, Rita Montaner and Juan José Laboriel

March 9, 2018
dtierney
Film

  Today, Mediático is delighted to belatedly present  for Black History Month three excellent film essays and accompanying text by…

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