The Child in Contemporary Latin American Cinema

Focusing on the representation of children in Latin American cinema, this book explores their role across various movements, genres, and styles within the region. Deborah Martin combines theoretical insights with analyses of specific national and political contexts, revealing trends and comparisons. She emphasizes narrative and stylistic techniques that shape the child's perspective and examines how their presence influences innovative film aesthetics. Through this lens, the book highlights the significance of childhood in the broader cinematic landscape of Latin America.