Constructing the image of the Mexican Revolution : cinema and the archive / Zuzana M. Pick.
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2010.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction : visualizing and romancing the revolution
- The revolution as media event : documentary image and the archive
- Historicity and the archive : reconstruction and appropriation
- Pancho Villa on two sides of the border
- Avant-garde gestures and nationalist images of Mexico in Eisenstein's unfinished project
- Reconfiguring the revolution : celebrity and melodrama
- The aesthetics of spectacle
- Competing narratives and converging visions
- Conclusion : thoughts on working with the archive.