New Documentaries in Latin America

1. Introduction
Vinicius Navarro, Juan Carlos Rodríguez

Part I. Aesthetics and Politics

2. A Poetics of the Trace
Ana M. López

3. First-Person Documentary and the New Political Subject: Enunciation, Recent History, and the Present in New Argentine Cinema
Antonio Gómez

4. Under the Surface of the Image: Cultural Narrative, Symbolic Landscapes, and National Identity in the Films of Jorge de León and Armando Capó
Ruth Goldberg

5. Performance in Brazilian Documentaries
Vinicius Navarro

6. Narrative, Visibility, and Trauma in Bus 174

Cecilia Sayad

7. Residual Images and Political Time: Memory and History in Chile, Obstinate Memory and City of Photographers

José Miguel Palacios

Part II. Community and Indigenous Media

8. Reenact, Reimagine: Performative Indigenous Documentaries of Bolivia and Brazil
Amalia Córdova

9. An Other Documentary Is Possible: Indy Solidarity Video and Aesthetic Politics
Freya Schiwy

10. Chilean Political Documentary Video of the 1980s
Antonio Traverso, Germán Liñero

Part III. Local, National, and Transnational Dialogues

11. Bolivia in View
Michael Chanan

12. Intimate Spaces and Migrant Imaginaries: Sandra Gómez, Susana Barriga, and Heidi Hassan
Susan Lord, Zaira Zarza

13. Documentary on Wheels: Car Culture in Karen Rossi’s Isla Chatarra

Juan Carlos Rodríguez

14. Rasquache Mockumentary: Alex Rivera’s Why Cybraceros?
Debra A. Castillo

Nyckelord: Cultural and Media Studies, Film and Television Studies, Documentary, Film History, Latin American Culture, Arts, Performing Arts