Infrastructures of Ash: Reproductive Burnout in Mikel Gurrea's Suro (2022).
Mikel Gurrea's 2022 film Suro imagines the enclosure of care as a family swimming pool. At the story's close, the wildfire that threatens a family's home evidences the convergence between inequitable distributions of care, burnout, and eco-catastrophe. These flames are kindled by the exhaustion brou...
| Publicado en: | Revista Hispánica Moderna (0034-9593) Vol. 78; no. 2; pp. 111 - 125 |
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University of Pennsylvania Press
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