Mateo Arango: 2023 Junior Fellows Program Display Day

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The Cine Latine: Shaping Latino Representation at the Movies project is the first resource in the Library's history dedicated to Latino films. The Latino Film Research Guide will connect users to moving image collections as part of the National Audio-Visual Conservation Center featuring Latino characters and stories. Latino voices have been historically underrepresented in many forms of media but in recent years there has been a shift to have more diverse stories portrayed in movies. In consultation with the Moving Image Research Center, Mateo Arango and other Junior Fellows worked to survey the Library's collections and curate a chronological filmography and related resources. They prepared a list of influential Latine filmmakers to be part of the guide, and conducted a series of interviews with emerging and established Latino filmmakers. The Latino Film Research Guide will contain a chronological list of Latine films and will also be organized thematically into categories like Borderlands, Migration, Identity, Latine Protagonist, Latine Director, etc. This resource will allow researchers and the general public to explore the vast collection of Latine narratives and interrogate the ways in which Latino representation has been shaped through the medium of film. The Interview Series of the Cine Latine project is an opportunity to hear directly from the voices and perspectives of Latine filmmakers today. These 30-40-minute video interviews will provide a more nuanced…

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Credit

Library of Congress

Language

English

Country

United States

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