La redundancia del espacio: estrategias fílmicas y discurso estético-político en la película Zona Sur
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Rev Cien Cult
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Zona Sur (2009) es una producción que se destaca tanto por su concepción estética como por su referencia al contexto político de la Bolivia de principios del siglo XXI. La relación entre estas características se establece fundamentalmente a partir de la imagen, ya que la cámara adquiere un papel central, al convertirse en un dispositivo que articula un conjunto de estrategias fílmicas que producen una redundancia del espacio. Como fenómeno sincrónico de ampliación, conformación y continuidad del espacio, este efecto de redundancia conforma un discurso que problematiza la dicotomía interior-exterior y conforma un escenario de encierro. A partir del análisis fílmico, verificamos estos aspectos.
Zona Sur (2009) is a production that stands out for its aesthetic conception and its references to the political environment of Bolivia in the early 21st century. The relationship between these characteristics is established in the film essentially on the basis of image, as the camera acquires a central role by becoming a mechanism that brings together a series of film approaches that produce a redundancy of space. As a synchronic element of expansion, constitution and continuity of space, this effect of redundancy constitutes a discourse that tackles the theme of interior-exterior dichotomy and establishes a setting of confinement. These themes are examined through cinematographic analysis.
Zona Sur (2009) is a production that stands out for its aesthetic conception and its references to the political environment of Bolivia in the early 21st century. The relationship between these characteristics is established in the film essentially on the basis of image, as the camera acquires a central role by becoming a mechanism that brings together a series of film approaches that produce a redundancy of space. As a synchronic element of expansion, constitution and continuity of space, this effect of redundancy constitutes a discourse that tackles the theme of interior-exterior dichotomy and establishes a setting of confinement. These themes are examined through cinematographic analysis.
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Vol. 23, No. 42