MIDDLE CLASS REBELLION IN TWO RIVER PLATE MOVIES: UNA SOMBRA YA PRONTO SERÁS Y EL ÚLTIMO TREN.
The article examines two road motion pictures "Una Sombra Ya Pronto Serás" and "El Último Tren." It argues that American road movies offer a model that is readapted to the local considerations of the River Plate region. It highlights rebelliousness as expressed through the rejection of characters of...
| Publicado en: | Chasqui (01458973) Vol. 39; no. 1; pp. 3 - 14 |
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| Sumario: | The article examines two road motion pictures "Una Sombra Ya Pronto Serás" and "El Último Tren." It argues that American road movies offer a model that is readapted to the local considerations of the River Plate region. It highlights rebelliousness as expressed through the rejection of characters of being anchored in cities and/or of showing conforming identities. It discusses that the characters taking the road in the Uruguayan and Argentine road movies belong to the middle-class and carry the destabilization brought about by the execution of neo-liberal measures. |
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