The Projected Nation

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Exploring the evolution of Argentine cinema, this book delves into the portrayal of rural landscapes and urban margins from the 1910s to today. It examines how these representations reflect broader social, cultural, and political dynamics within the country, highlighting the significance of place in shaping identity and narrative in film. Through critical analysis, the work reveals the intricate relationship between cinema and the geographical and societal contexts of Argentina.