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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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NARCOS: Screening “Latin Americanness”

NARCOS: Screening “Latin Americanness”

October 3, 2016
dtierney
New media, Television

Mediático is delighted to present an inaugural contribution to this website by Natália Pinazza. Pinazza is an associate lecturer at Birkbeck, University of…

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