UPDATE: Film and Latin American/Cuba (6/30/01; PCA/ACA, 10/18/01-10/20/01)

From: Dr. Marlene San Miguel Groner (msgroner@hoflink.com)
Date: Mon Jun 04 2001 - 18:55:17 EDT

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    MEXICO MEETING OF PCA/ACA -- DEADLINE EXTENDED !!

    The Congress of the Americas at
    University of the Americas, Puebla, Mexico

    October 18, 19, 20 2001

    FILM AND LATIN AMERICA/CUBA

    We seek papers that deal with both film in Latin America/Cuba and films
    made in North America and Europe that reflect on Latin American and Cuban
    peoples and cultures. We are open to a wide range of films and styles.
    Some specific questions that might be addressed are: How are Latin
    American/ Cuban films financed? distributed? In what ways do films made in
    these countries "correct" the viewpoint and stories told about them by
    outsiders? Who are the intended audiences for these films? What are the
    influences on Latin American/Cuban directors? How do the political and
    eco- nomic conditions in Latin America/Cuba help or hinder film making?
    How are Latin American/Cuban people and history portrayed in films made by
    North Americans and Europeans? What impact has Latin America/Cuba had on
    Hollywood? What avenues for employment exist in Hollywood for Latino
    actors, writers and directors? How has Hollywood perpetuated stereotypes?
    or challenged those stereotypes?

    CONTACT AREA CHAIRS:

    Marlene San Miguel Groner and Tony Giffone

    Dept of English and Humanities
    SUNY at Farmingdale - Knapp Hall
    Farmingdale, New York 11735
    USA

    e-mail: msgroner@hoflink.com or giffonaj@farmingdale.edu

    fax: +1 631 420 3668

    This Area will be featured at Congress V of the Popular Culture
    Association in Puebla, Mexico on the campus of La Universidad de las
    Americas. Previous conferences have been wonderful experiences full of
    content and with time to visit a colorful city with over 350 churches.
    Full information about the city, the school, and the conference is
    available on the web site: www.udlap.mx/congress.

    Deadline for proposals is 30 June. Participants will be asked to register
    on line at the time of acceptance of their papers.

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