AVANCA | CINEMA
Título | Title: Avanca | Cinema 2021
Coordenação | Coordination: António Costa Valente
Produção executiva | Executive production: Moghadaseh Rouhi Ardeshiri
Editores, Paginação | Editors, Pagination: António Osório, Sérgio Reis
Capa | Cover design: António Osório
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AVANCA | CINEMA 2021
AVANCA | CINEMA 2021, muito em casa, por culpa de um tempo que não parece desaparecer.
Abrimos a conferência do ano passado com a notícia de um vírus.
Um ano depois, continuamos a viver condicionados à sua presença.
Neste contexto, em 2021 tudo é diferente e de novo igual ao ano passado.
Em casa, mas sempre e teimosamente também em Avanca, a conferência acontece no encontro dos investigadores, dos projetos e da necessária divulgação e debate.
Conferência mista, a 12ª AVANCA | CINEMA 2021 reforça o compromisso com a investigação, com os investigadores e com o estimulante mundo dos filmes.
Neste evento, volta sempre o olhar do cinema pelos espaços da arte, da tecnologia, da comunicação e pelos novos contornos que marcam o movimento das imagens e das suas narrativas.
Vamos concretizar esta Conferência, de revisão duplamente cega, reforçando esta certeza sempre desejada: em segurança.
AVANCA | CINEMA 2021, completely at home, because of a time that doesn’t seem to disappear
We opened last year’s conference with the news of a virus.
A year later, we continue to live conditioned by its presence.
In this context, in 2021 everything is different and again the same as last year.
At home, but always and stubbornly also in Avanca, the conference takes place at the meeting of researchers, projects and the necessary dissemination and debate.
As a mixed conference, the 12th AVANCA | CINEMA 2021 reinforces its commitment to research, researchers and the exciting world of films.
In this event, the cinema’s gaze glances always returns to the spaces of art, technology, communication and the new contours that mark the movement of images and their narratives.
We are going to carry out this double-blind review Conference, reinforcing the always desired certainty that it is safely.
Homenagem | Tribute
Javier Venturi
Um homem atento partiu em 2020
Foi por 2016 que o professor e investigador Javier Venturi participou pela primeira vez na AVANCA | CINEMA. Chegou com o olhar do cinema contemporâneo de Carlos Iglesias, Álex de la Iglesia e Agustí Villaronga, sobre a fratricida guerra civil de Espanha.
No ano seguinte, apresentou um estudo sobre o ressurgimento de filmes de guerra e ficção científica. Um estudo entre a produção cinematográfica do país onde lecionava, os EUA.
Em 2018, Venturi volta a Espanha e debruça-se sobre os ecos no cinema da memória do regime franquista. O resumo da sua comunicação termina com “Todas as feridas não podem ser curadas até que a verdadeira justiça seja feita às vítimas do regime franquista”.
Javier Venturi rapidamente se tornou num participante indispensável à AVANCA | CINEMA. Ao seu trabalho de investigador, juntava-se agora uma presença física que alicerçava um espaço crescente de amizade. Longas conversas permitiram avançar projetos e estabelecer cadeias de debate crescente e rapidamente tornado fundamental.
Com este espetador e participante atento dos dias da conferência e do festival, em cada ano, estes dias tornavam-se mais cheios e capazes de brotar quase o impensável. As ideias fluíam, as perspetivas alargavam e as concretizações começaram a surgir.
Venturi rapidamente passa a ser peça fundamental no júri do mais antigo festival de cinema de curta metragem. Na cidade italiana de Montecatini, encontra uma extensão do espaço de amizade iniciado em Avanca.
O cinema espanhol volta a ser o campo de investigação da sua comunicação de 2019. Volta aos tempos do regime franquista e desta vez debruça-se sobre o que chama a retórica de russofobia e anglofobia do regime. Os filmes são a consistência natural para este olhar político onde comunismo e a questão não resolvida de Gibraltar pareceram se ajustar à urgente necessidade de encontrar um outro culpado.
Javier Venturi era definitivamente parte do projeto AVANCA | CINEMA. Em 2020 integra a Comissão Científica e participa no júri internacional do Prémio Eng. Fernando Gonçalves Lavrador.
Foi no ano passado.
Federico Fellini e José Luis Cuerda foram os últimos cineasta que nos trouxe a Avanca. Segundo ele, “Ambas as aproximações cinematográficas abraçam a resistência ideológica ao processo contínuo de desumanização e seus efeitos perniciosos na sociedade. A conquista da justiça social é deliberadamente adiada pela elite do poder tecnocrático e pelas gerações de jovens que estão desligadas de seu passado histórico e escravizadas pelas tecnologias digitais”.
Este ano, Javier Venturi já não estará por cá. Desligou a tecnologia da vida e deixou-nos com o que mais e melhor soube explorar – a memória.
Fica-nos um histórico combativo e vigilante, também e sempre penetrantemente interpretado num trabalho arguto e exemplarmente rigoroso. Ficamos com Javier Venturi como um amigo que ocupará sempre uma cadeira da conferência.
Javier Venturi será o nosso espetador preferido.
António Costa Valente
An attentive man left in 2020
It was in 2016 that professor and researcher Javier Venturi participated for the first time in AVANCA | CINEMA. It came with the look of contemporary cinema by Carlos Iglesias, Álex de la Iglesia and Agustí Villaronga, on the fratricidal civil war in Spain.
The following year, he presented a study on the resurgence of war movies and science fiction. A study of film production in the country where he taught, the USA.
In 2018, Venturi returns to Spain and focuses on the echoes in the cinema of the memory of the Franco regime. The summary of his communication ends with “All wounds cannot be healed until true justice will be served to the victims of the Francoist regime”.
Javier Venturi quickly became an indispensable participant in AVANCA | CINEMA. His work as a researcher was now joined by a physical presence that underpinned a growing space of friendship. Long conversations made it possible to advance projects and establish chains of debate that were growing and quickly becoming fundamental.
With this spectator and attentive participant of the conference and festival days, each year, these days became fuller and capable of sprouting almost the unthinkable. Ideas flowed, perspectives widened and achievements began to emerge.
Venturi quickly becomes a key player in the jury of the oldest short film festival. In the Italian city of Montecatini, you find an extension of the friendship space that started in Avanca.
Spanish cinema is once again the field of investigation of his 2019 communication. He returns to the times of the Franco regime and this time he focuses on what he calls the regime’s Russian-speaking and Anglophone rhetoric. Films are the natural consistency for this political gaze where communism and the unresolved issue of Gibraltar seemed to fit the urgent need to find another culprit.
Spanish cinema is once again the field of investigation of his 2019 communication. It goes back to the times of the Franco regime and this time he focuses on what he calls the regime’s Russian-phobia and Anglophobia rhetoric. Films are the natural consistency for this political gaze where communism and the unresolved issue of Gibraltar seemed to fit the urgent need to find another culprit.
Javier Venturi was definitely part of the AVANCA | MOVIE THEATER. In 2020 he integrates the Scientific Committee and participates in the international jury of the Engr. Fernando Gonçalves Lavrador Award.
It was last year.
Federico Fellini and José Luis Cuerda were the last filmmaker who brought us to Avanca. According to him, “Both cinematic approximations embrace the ideological resistance towards the ongoing process of dehumanization and its pernicious effects on society. The achievement of social justice is deliberately postponed by the technocratic power elite, and by youth generations that are disengaged with its historical past, and enslaved by digital technologies”.
This year, Javier Venturi will no longer be around. He disconnected technology from life and left us with what he knew most and best to explore – memory.
We have a combative and vigilant history, also and always penetratingly interpreted in a shrewd and exemplary rigorous work. We stay with Javier Venturi as a friend who will always occupy a chair at the conference.
Javier Venturi will be our favorite spectator.
António Costa Valente
Prémio Eng.º Fernando Gonçalves Lavrador
Em homenagem póstuma a um dos mais relevantes investigadores portugueses na área da Semiótica, Estética e Teoria do Cinema, cuja obra é fundamental e universal, a AVANCA | CINEMA criou em 2010 o Prémio Eng.º Fernando Gonçalves Lavrador, procurando distinguir a melhor comunicação presente na Conferência.
Em 2021, um Júri Internacional constituído por:
- Prof.ª Dr.ª Mônica Stein – Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (Brasil)
- Prof.ª Dr.ª Denize Araújo – Universidade Tuiuti do Paraná (Brasil)
- Prof. Dr. Joaquim João Sousa – Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro (Portugal)
- Prof. Dr. Nuno Fragata – ESAD, Caldas da Rainha (Portugal)
- Prof. Dr. Alfonso Palazón Meseguer – Universidad Rey Juan Carlos (Espanha)
- Prof. Dr. Francisco-Julián Martínez-Cano – Universidad Miguel Hernández (Espanha)
Distinguiu a seguinte comunicação:
O Prémio Eng.º Fernando Gonçalves Lavrador foi atribuído à Comunicação:
“A hibridez do biopic” de Paulo Filipe Monteiro – ICNOVA/NOVA FCSH, Portugal
Menções Honrosas:
“Recôncavo da Bahia, o cinema em ponto de ebulição” de Angelita Bogado e/and Lina Cirino – UFRB, Brasil
e para:
“Phenomenology of a Projection Booth” de Petra Dominkova – FAMU, República Checa
A Comissão Organizadora presta um justo agradecimento a todos os conferencistas participantes, membros do Júri, família do Eng.º Fernando Gonçalves Lavrador e à entidade patrocinadora da distinção, cujos contributos foram decisivos para a relevância social, artística, cultural e científica que se viveu durante todo o evento. Muito obrigado. AVANCA | CINEMA 2021
Prize Engr. Fernando Gonçalves Lavrador
In posthumous tribute to one of the most significant Portuguese researchers in the Semiotic, Aesthetic and Cinema Theory, whose work is essential and universal, the Conference AVANCA | CINEMA creates in 2010 the Prize Engr. Fernando Gonçalves Lavrador, aiming to distinguish the best communication present in the conference.
In 2021, the International Jury constituted by:
- Mônica Stein, Ph.D – Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (Brazil)
- Denize Araújo, Ph.D – Universidade Tuiuti do Paraná (Brazil)
- Joaquim João Sousa, Ph.D – Universidade de Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro (Portugal)
- Nuno Fragata, Ph.D – ESAD, Caldas da Rainha (Portugal)
- Alfonso Palazón Meseguer, Ph.D – Universidad Rey Juan Carlos (Spain)
- Francisco-Julián Martínez-Cano, Ph.D – Universidad Miguel Hernández (Spain)
The International Jury decided to award the following paper:
The Engr. Fernando Gonçalves Lavrador Prize was awarded to the communication:
“A hibridez do biopic” by Paulo Filipe Monteiro – ICNOVA/NOVA FCSH, Portugal
Honorable mention:
“Recôncavo da Bahia, o cinema em ponto de ebulição” by Angelita Bogado and Lina Cirino – UFRB, Brazil
and to:
“Phenomenology of a Projection Booth” by Petra Dominkova – FAMU, Czech Republic
The organizing committee should like to thank all the participants, jury members, relatives of Engr. Fernando Gonçalves Lavrador and also to the sponsor of the prize which contributions were decisive to the social, artistic, cultural and scientific relevance that was experienced trough the event. Thank you very much. AVANCA | CINEMA 2021
Comissão Científica | Scientific Committee AVANCA | CINEMA 2021
- Prof. Dr. Abílio Hernandez - Universidade de Coimbra - Portugal
- Prof. Dr. Alessandro Griffini - ENEA - Itália
- Prof. Dr. Alfonso Palazón Meseguer - Universidad Rey Juan Carlos - Espanha
- Prof.ª Dr.ª Alice Fátima Martins - Universidade Federal de Goiás - Brasil
- Prof.ª Dr.ª Anabela Branco Oliveira - UTAD - Portugal
- Prof. Dr. Aníbal Lemos - IADE / Universidade Europeia - Portugal
- Prof.ª Dr. ª Anne Démy-Geroe - Griffith University - Austrália
- Prof. Dr. António Abreu Freire - CLEPUL - Universidade de Lisboa - Portugal
- Prof. Dr. António Costa Valente - Universidade do Algarve - Portugal
- Prof. Dr. António Pedro Pita - Universidade de Coimbra - Portugal
- Prof.ª Dr.ª Beatriz Legerén - Universidade de Vigo - Espanha
- Prof. Dr. Behrooz Mahmoodi-Bakhtiari - University of Tehran - Irão
- Prof. Dr. Bienvenido Léon - Universidad de Navarra - Espanha
- Prof.ª Dr.ª Carmen Peña Ardid - Universidad de Zaragoza - Espanha
- Prof.ª Dr.ª Carla Freire - ESECS - Portugal
- Prof. Dr. Carlos Fragateiro - Universidade de Aveiro - Portugal
- Prof.ª Dr.ª Christine Escallier - Universidade da Madeira - Portugal
- Prof.ª Dr.ª Conceição Lopes - Universidade de Aveiro - Portugal
- Prof.ª Dr.ª Denize Araújo - Universidade Tuiuti do Paraná - Brasil
- Prof. Dr. Farshad Fereshteh Hekmat - University of Tehran - Irão
- Prof.ª Dr.ª Gloria Gómez-Escalonilla Moreno - Universidad Rey Juan Carlos - Espanha
- Prof.ª Dr.ª Ivelise Perniola - Roma Tre University - Itália
- Prof. Dr. Javier Olarte - Universidad Nacional de Colombia - Colômbia
- Prof. Dr. João Paulo Queiroz - Universidade de Lisboa - Portugal
- Prof. Dr. João Victor Boechat Gomide - Universidade FUMEC - Brasil
- Prof. Dr. Jochen Dietrich - Gymnasium Stift Keppel, Hilchenbach - Alemanha
- Prof. Dr. Jorge Seabra - Universidade de Coimbra - Portugal
- Prof. Dr. José Ribeiro - Universidade Federal de Goiás - Brasil
- Prof.ª Dr.ª Josélia Neves - Hamad bin Khalifa University - Emirados Árabes Unidos
- Prof. Dr. Kajingulu Somwe Mubenga - National Pedagogy University - Congo
- Prof.ª Dr.ª Lídia Oliveira Silva - Universidade de Aveiro - Portugal
- Prof.ª Dr. ª Lien Fan Shen - The University of Utah - EUA
- Prof. Dr. Manuel Salvador Lima - Universidade dos Açores - Portugal
- Prof.ª Dr.ª Manuela Penafria - Universidade da Beira Interior - Portugal
- Prof. Dr. Marc Rigaudis - United States International University - Quénia
- Prof.ª Dr. ª Mari Mäkiranta - University of Lapland - Finlândia
- Prof.ª Dr.ª Marta Varzim - ESAD- Portugal
- Prof.ª Dr.ª Maria Eugénia Pereira - Universidade de Aveiro - Portugal
- Prof.ª Dr.ª Mirian Tavares - Universidade do Algarve - Portugal
- Prof.ª Dr.ª Narce Dalia Ruiz Guzmán - Universidad de Monterrey - México
- Prof.ª Dr.ª Nazlı Eda Noyan - Bahçeşehir University - Turquia
- Prof. Dr. Nuno Fragata - IPL - ESAD - Portugal
- Prof. Dr. Paulo Bernardino - Universidade de Aveiro - Portugal
- Prof. Dr. Rabindra Bista - Kathmandu University - Nepal
- Prof. Dr. Régis Frota Araújo - Universidade Federal do Ceará - Brasil
- Prof.ª Dr.ª Rosa Oliveira - Universidade de Aveiro - Portugal
- Prof.ª Dr. ª Rosemary Mountain - Concordia University - Canadá
- Prof. Dr. Roy Menarini - Università di Bologna - Itália
- Prof.ª Dr. ª Sally Shafto - Sarah Lawrence College - EUA
- Prof. Dr. Wai Luk Lo - Hong Kong Baptist University - Hong Kong
- Prof. Dr. Yen-Jung Chang - National University of Taiwan - Taiwan
- Prof.ª Dr.ª Yumiko Mizusawa - Seijo University - Japão
ÍNDICE | TABLE OF CONTENTS
Capítulo | Chapter I
Cinema – Arte | Cinema – Art
- Academic performance as ritual of creation and activism in the post-digital era
Pilar Pérez
Selma Pereira
Adérito Fernandes-Marcos - Adapting Hunter S. Thompson’s Writing to Cinema: Despicable Characters and (apparent) Lack of Purpose
Manuel João de Carvalho Coutinho - Animation as a globalizing agent
María Vanesa Román Jaime - “Archetype(spelling) obscure of feminine”, 2020. Multimedia installation Performance with the collaboration of artist/performer Sol Casal (Br) and the participation of the Traditional Singer Sara Grenha, at the gallery Ana Lama, (25/10/2020), Lisbon
Sónia Carvalho
Paulo Bernardino Bastos - Art History and Tv Series
Manuel Rodríguez Vargas - Aural and Visual Imagery in the Multimedia Music Performance
Yudan Wang
Xiao Ling Shao - Chance Semiotics: The Value and Application of Contingency in Cinema Art Practice
Pavel Prokopic - Cinema and its relationship with merchandising at the beginning of the 21st century
Miguel Ángel Rivas Romero - Dancing Lady: I will be a Star
Cláudia Marisa - Decentralizing art making: Commentaries on curating online artist residency “Flaneur in the Insular Cities”
Cheong Kin Man
Yipei Lee - Emancipation in the autobiographical creative process
Rita Vilhena - EU Horizon 2020 programme: promoting user centric co-creative projects
Lopez-Plana, J. Oriol - Female Portrait of Exile and Identity construction: A Case Study of Marjane Satrapi’s Persepolis
Marta Contreras-Pérez - Ian (2018): a short film where citizenship and ethical and moral responsibility are explained to younger people using the strong impact of images and sound
Helena Maria da Silva Santana
Maria do Rosário da Silva Santana - Image and memory – a reflection about creative process in short-term memory
Hugo Canossa
Rosimária Rocha - Images of the domestic work in the Brazilian cinema: an inventory fictional feature-length films from 1958 to 2019
Daniel Augusto de Matos Assunção - Inspire, create and sharing: convergences of the creation process in the Work of Agnès Varda
Silvane Maltaca
Sandra Fischer - Landscape as narrative element in Lisandro Alonso’s Liverpool
André Francisco - Lens revealing power in Antonioni’s Blow-Up
BOILLEAU Antoine - Let the stones speak. Havana’s urban ruins in the eyes of Cuban visual artists and filmmakers
Olga María Rodríguez Bolufé
Yalicel Gabeira Londres - Manon de Boer looks at the arts: The performative body through repetition
Elisenda Díaz Garcés - Methodologies of audio description in the reception of films for people with disability visual: case study
Alex Beigui
Thales Lopes - O Crime do Padre Amaro: the drama that is discovered in the narratives of Eça de Queiroz (1875), Carlos Coelho da Silva (2005) and Paula Rego (1997-1999)
Helena Maria da Silva Santana
Maria do Rosário da Silva Santana - PJ Allsteam and the transcultural creative process
Fernanda Nardy Bellicieri
Andrea Modugno
Massimo Pini
Claudio Garofalo
Hania Cecília Pilan - Prelude: The sleeping song of the Gran Teatro Cervantes de Tangier
Juan Carlos Robles Florido - Recôncavo da Bahia: boiling point cinema
Angelita Bogado
Lina Cirino - Relations between the post-digital and the industrial complex of capitalism: reformulations on technology as ideology and digital garbage in art
Hugo Paquete
Adérito Fernandes-Marcos
Paulo Bernardino Bastos - Screenwriting and Postdramatic Theatre - Contradictions and Opportunities
Luís Santo Vaz - Stylized Artistic animation for virtual reality – Boundaries between the virtual and the physical
Nuno Sousa
Sérgio Eliseu - The act of seeing with no eyes: a videographic project about visuality as an instrument of power
Ana Císcar Cebriá - The aesthetic fascination of the negative character. From expressionist monsters to Breaking Bad
Marcos Jiménez González - The Artist and the Art in ‘O Guarani’, by José de Alencar, an adaptation by Pedro Pernambuco
Fabiana de Barros Monteiro Soares
Thelma Panerai Alves - The aura of performance on the cinematic condition
Alexandra Tomás
Paulo Bernardino Bastos - The elements of the film narrative “The Book Thief” (2013)
Pollyanna Rosa Ribeiro
Luciana Alves Rodrigues - The limitless Possibility of Combination: Filmic Lego Poetics of Storytelling and Structure in Global Film Scriptwriting and Duration
Chan Ka Lok Sobel - The main character of Ibero-American cinema in the hypermodern model
Matías López Iglesias - The Masquerade Folia: a reflection about culture and image in the visual metaphors present in the animation The Boy and the World
Patricia Perez de Moraes Nepomuceno
Mauricio Silva Gino - The meeting: a dialogue between art and design for managing and creating an audiovisual project throughout the COVID-19 pandemic
Orlando José Dantas Lopes
Paulo Fernando de Almeida Souza - The Power of Black Video Art and Film in Contemporary Art
Tatiane De Oliveira Elias - The Refrains of Memory: Bi Gan’s Long Day’s Journey into Night
Yi Chen - The relationship between image and sound in the sound environment of the animation The boy and the World
Patricia Perez de Moraes Nepomuceno
Mauricio Silva Gino - Time Travel, Audiovisual Narratives and TV Fiction: The Bootstrap Paradox in BBC’s Doctor Who
Juan Manuel Ruiz Prieto - Violated cartographies. Aesthetic and political representations in the construction of the Shattered World Museum
Monica Rodrigues Klemz
Doris Kosminsky
Elianne Ivo Barroso - What do you want to be when you grow up: Afrofuturism in the short film Bluesman
Edmilson Forte Miranda Júnior
Capítulo | Chapter II
Cinema – Cinema
- A Critical Inquiry on Data Visualization Based Interactive Documentary: “The Fallen of World War II” as an example
Ersan Ocak - A Study of Sound Aesthetics in Screenplays of Asghar Farhadi Based on Michel Chion’s Theories
Hossein Mashali
Leila Montazeri - Advocating world cinema’s multipolorization
Cheong Kin Man - Aesthetics of camera movement in Afghan cinema
Abbas mohammadi - Aesthetics of Symbolism and Semiotics in Afghan Cinema
Abbas mohammadi - Animation as a Documentary Strategy of Graffiti Writing. Representation and Reconstruction of Memories
Mattia Ronconi
Jorge Brandão Pereira
Paula Tavares - Archive and Landscape: On Cinema and Wonder
José Duarte - Biopic: the incorporation of the author’s work as a narrative resource
Marcela Andrea Negro - Broadway representation through the cinema: Stage door (1932) and Birdman (or the Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) (2014)
Caffarel- Rodríguez, Bárbara - Chet Baker, from the stage to the big screen. Comparative analysis of the documentary films Let’s Get Lost (1988) and Born to be Blue (2015)
Martina Forconi Baraldi - Cinema as a Potency in Portugal Foreign Policy
Rui Manuel Martins de Sousa Torres - City Symphonies: Utopia and Documentary Semiosis
Fernanda Aguiar Carneiro Martins - Confined Cinema. The spatial limitation in non-fiction cinema
Rubén Marín Ramos - Construction and deconstruction processes in the film ‘The Wall’ (1982) - Interpretative analysis in the Semiotic and Psychoanalytic perspectives
Isabel Orestes Silveira
Cleusa Kazue Sakamoto - Convergence points between the films Once and Sing Street and the British New Wave
Mariana Lemos Schwartz - Critical Analysis of cineclub experience with 7-10 years old students
Manoela Veloso Passos
Maria Beatriz Colucci - Dictator, the one who dictates – between the ideology of the single thought and the diversity of the failure. From Marcel Duchamp to Samuel Beckett, through Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton
José Januário Guedes Pires - Digital innovations in cinematographic practice at the early 21st century: the case of The Mandalorian
Francisco-Julián Martínez-Cano - Experimental Animated Engraving: Technical Creation and Aesthetic Simulation
M. Ángeles López Izquierdo - Experimental animation and awareness on the new coronavirus. The potential of opaque audiovisual images for children
Arthur Felipe de Oliveira Fiel
Patrícia Cardoso D’Abreu - Expressing the Self: The Diary Films of Jonas Mekas
Tiago Luís Minau Ramos - Film censorship in Portugal. Films banned and cut by the Censorship Commission (1945-1952)
Cristina Batista Lopes - Folds, Cracks, splits of the Subject. Otto e mezzo or the discovery of an authenticity of cinema
Mur Quentin - Fragments of female authorship in Brazilian cinema: considerations about Carla Civelli’s cinema (1921 - 1977)
Regina Glória Andrade
José Francisco Serafim
Sandra Straccialano Coelho - Health Knowledge, Awareness & Social Stigma as Reflected in Egyptian Drama - HIV/AIDS as Paradigm
Jailan Mahmoud Sharaf - History, literature and cinema: a neoclassical poet caught in the whirlwind of a historiographic metafiction
Ramsés Albertoni Barbosa - Homebound Documentaries: A Reflection upon the Significance of Self-reflexive Cinema in the Digital Age
Nikbanoo Ardalan - How hybrid a biopic is
Paulo Filipe Monteiro - Italian Identities – Stories and Memories of the Community
Marcello Zeppi - “Lavra-dor”, poem-flim: the relationship between cinema and poetry through repetition
Alexandre Wahrhaftig - Leading accessible cinema across Europe
Pilar Orero - LGBT representativeness in an animated short-film
Alexia Silva da Silveira Araujo
Monica Stein - Magueyes (1962) by Rubén Gámez. Mexican experimental cinema as a violent and inexhaustible resource of memory
Dulce María Núñez Oseguera - Mountain range of Amoras II and the social imaginary overseas field in exercise of the invisible photography
Gregorio Galvão de Albuquerque - Narcissism and Universality: The Cinema of Xavier Dolan
Sheida Sheikhha - Notes on construction of character in documentaries
Daniel Brandi do Couto - «Pain and Glory», Pedro Almodovar and how not to repeat ourselves
Paulina Stephani Hernández Ríos
Jean-Pierre Marcos - Philosophy and psychology in Charlie Kaufman’s Work
Marcos De Bona de Carvalho - Pictorial Elements of Composition: Mosaic of Perspectives Towards Frontality in Sergei Parajanov’s “The Colour of Pomegranates”
Nare Leone Ter-Gabrielyan - (Re-)nostalgização: o cinema de Macau enquanto construção da identidade
Cheong Kin Man - Self-Objectification in Phoebe Bridgers’ Videography
Francisco Ricardo Silveira - Silence and action: the reivention of language in post-pandemic Cinema
Francisco Malta
Wilson Oliveira
Renan Oliveira
Matheus Moita
Thiago Malvar
Stella Nemer - Space in the Cinema of João César Monteiro
Henrique Muga - Star Trek: feminism and identity in the case of Nyota Uhura
Mauricio Mario Monteiro
Ricardo Tsutomu Matsuzawa - Structure, Geometry And Method In Peter Greenaway’s The Draughtsman’s Contract. The 4 Dimensions In The Cinematic “Canvas”
Oscar Canalís Hernández - Studies on the potentialities of sound design in animated movies - The impact and the influence of sound design in the creation of an animated short
Tiago Silva
Marta Madureira
Filipe Lopes - Symbols, religiosity and belonging. Dialogues between the history of Brazil and Africa in three documentaries
Ivana Denise Grehs - The “Selfie” on Screen: Self representation practices in contemporary Brazilian documentary
Marise Berta de Souza
Bruna Lorrane de Castro Morais
Diana de Oliveira Souza Reis - The classic Theories of editing for the cinema and its impact on Video Games’s narrative
Juan Pablo López Rincón - The found footage of Werner Herzog’s Grizzly Man
Filipe Freitas Chaves
Luiz Roberto Pinto Nazario - The Gate of Heaven: Miracle or Fraud?
Luiz Nazario - The Non-Existent Documentary Nor Fiction
Diana Martinez Muñoz
Melissa de Raaf - The place of literature adaptation in Afghan cinema
Abbas mohammadi - The professionalization of animated short film in Spain. Current situation
Adriana Navarro Alvarez - The underground man: Plato, Dostoevsky and Parasites
Paulo Alexandre e Castro - The Whistleblower Film – Is it a Genre and Why Does it Matter?
Saša Miletić - Toc Toc – a reflection on the role of alterity in your aesthetic finish
Cátia Candido da Silva
Waleska Karinne Soares Coutinho Souto
Fabrícia Teixeira Borges - Transpersonal approaches at school: a new subjective framework in cinema pedagogy
Verônica Valério Santos - When art is political: Cinema, feminism and analysis
Ana Catarina Pereira - Why do I live here? - Documentary essay on Chinese immigration in Spain
Yuying Song - Why We Don’t Go to the Cinema: A Qualitative Study in Iran
Maryam Khaleghipour
Azam Ravadrad - Women and the brazilian audiovisual narrative: reconfigurations from time frames
Patrícia Cardoso D’Abreu
Flavia Leiroz
Capítulo | Chapter III
Cinema – Comunicação | Cinema – Communication
- A Double Look at Animated and Filmed Images
Eliane Gordeeff - Analyzes and correlation of The Rewrite’s movie with active teaching methodologies
Favaro, José Estevão - Atila Iamarino video and The Social Dilemma Netflix documentary
Lara Lima Satler - Audiovisual storytelling: consumption practices of higher education students
Teresa Gouveia
Ana Oliveira - Between document and fiction: the construction of fictional fear in visual fragments
Flóra Simon da Silva - Beyond the Grid: the digital side of the Drive to Survive series
Eduarda Cantaluppi
Glaucia Eneida Davino - Body on screen: Visuality of dance practices in media during the pandemic
Ana Sedeño-Valdellós - Cinema and Political Communication – The Anteroom of the Military Coup of 1964
Gabrielle Cristiane Fulcherberguer - Contribution of written publications to the dissemination and development of cinema: The Cahiers du Cinéma (1951-1959)
Sebastian Chisaba Rojas - Dialogues between the advertising video clip and the gentrification of queer
Gabriela Santos Alves
Rosane Vasconcelos Zanotti
Thiago Scarpat Mozer - Digitality, living through screens, the economy of attention and the look market
José Antonio Martinuzzo
Janaina Frechiani Lara Leite - Evolution of dystopian models in contemporary film narratives. An ecosocial perspective
José Luis Albelda Raga
Lorena Rodríguez Mattalía - Game of Thrones, The non-canon of the Hays Code’s
Matías López Iglesias - Gender issues desconstructed into animation fragments
Sílvia R. B. Pinto
Bruna Banon - How might we simulate a riverside experience through virtual collaboration?
Zoe Latham
Linda Ward - Patterns of Media Incarnation and Text Circularity between Book and Film in the Publishing Industry: The case of the house Romano Torres
Nuno Medeiros - Pedagogical uses of the media, approach to a transmedia education
Andres Mauricio Villalba Cruz - The audiovisual mobilizing object: YouTube, Colombia National Strike 2019
María Gabriela Pabón Hernández - The Bruno de Carvalho incident: elements for a critical analysis of news production
Ricardo Ferreira de Almeida
Ana Branca Carvalho - The capitalist view and the neoliberal conflict of society through the Brazilian documentary ‘Ilha das Flores’
Carlos Mauricio Gomez - The translation of Watchmen: a job for superheroes?
María del Mar Ogea Pozo - Tragic Story with Happy Ending: Creating a Feminist Experience in Animation
Catarina Calvinho Gil - Women in TV series: a psychological approach to female characters
Elis Crokidakis Castro
Luis Antonio Campos Monteiro
Capítulo | Chapter IV
Cinema – Tecnologia | Cinema – Technology
- Between language frames: seriality and variation in computer-coded film. A case study with a code-generated abstract film
Luis Fernando Medina Cardona
Julián David Sandoval Ospina - Culture meets immersive environments: a new media landscape across Europe
Marta Brescia-Zapata - Electronic montage: the non-formalistic video-cinema form of algorithm
Fábio Jabur de Noronha - Ex Machina and Her: narrative genres and gender narratives
Ana Carolina Fiuza - From Performative Animation to Film Production
Marcello Ferreira
Bárbara Cleto
Luís Leite - Interactive cinema - videogames: a possible approach?
Sofia Figueiredo - Interactivity and post-media: the coexistence between technology and narratives
Luciano Marafon - New Media and Technological Transformation
Tugay Arat - Phenomenology of a Projection Booth
Petra Dominkova - Sensory technology for measuring engaged viewership of broadcast television content
Sivakumar Ramachandran - The planetarium, beyond the stars: historical development of audiovisual projections for hemispheric screens
Vitor Amaro Lacerda
Maurício Silva Gino - Training professionals to improve media accessibility
Estella Oncins
Anna Matamala - Transposition of fulldome content to flat media motivated by sanitary measures resulting from te COVID-19 pandemic
Maurício Silva Gino
Vitor Amaro Lacerda
Kayke Quadros Carvalho
Capítulo | Chapter V
Convidados | Guests
- Biblically Cicle: The Cristianism of the Old and New Testaments, interpretation since the Eurocentric Cinema
Regis Frota Araújo - Collaborative Revolution
Narce Dalia Ruiz Guzmán - Dimensions of the screenplay in real time: Antônio um dois três by Leonardo Mouramateus
Patrícia Dourado
Mirian Tavares - From screenwriting to montage, evidence to understand the evolution of audiovisual narratives
Javier Segundo Olarte Triana - The case of the North-American writers attracted by Hollywoodian Cinema
Regis Frota Araújo - The Searchers: Aristoteles Revisited
Manuel Bernardo Cabral
António Costa Valente - The Team Using Video Games To Help Fight Climate Change
Marc Rigaudis
Max Musau