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Author:   Roberto Avant-Mier ,  Michael Lechuga
Publisher:   Kendall/Hunt Publishing Co ,U.S.
Imprint:   Kendall/Hunt Publishing Co ,U.S.
Dimensions:   Width: 15.00cm , Height: 1.60cm , Length: 22.80cm
Weight:   0.318kg
ISBN:  

9781792481451

ISBN 10:   1792481454
Pages:   277
Publication Date:   30 August 2021
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Tertiary & Higher Education
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Table of Contents

Section I: First Era of Chicano/a Films: The Pre-Chicano Era (P.C.E.) 1. An Introduction of Sorts, or ... The Ballad of Chicano Cinema What's a Chicano? (Defining Chicano ) So What Is Chicano Cinema All About? Our Approach to Chicano Cinema Americo Paredes, His Pistol, and His Hand The Ballad of Gregorio Cortez (1982) 2. The Roots of Chicano Cinema, 1800s-1920s Mexicans and Gringos Mexicans in US Media and Popular Culture Mexicans in US Movies Roots of Chicano Protest Summary Salt of the Earth (1954) 3. Cinematic Mexicans and Latino Imagery, 1900s-1950s A Crash Course on Hollywood's Latino Imagery Pachucos and Zoot-Suiters Zoot Suit (1981) An Interlude: Hot Tamales and Spicy Latina Women 4. Introducing The Matrix What Is Chicano Cinema Again? The Chicano Cinema Matrix Reloaded But Wait a Minute. There's a Slight Problem 5. Proto-Chicano Cinema? (1950s-1960s) Social Problems and Good Samaritans Giant (1956)- Fight Scene Proto-Chicano Film? Touch of Evil (1958) The First Chicano Film? Section II: Second Era of Chicano/a Films: The Chicano Movement in Film(s) (C.M.F.) 6. The Chicano Movement in Film, 1960s-1970s The Four Eras of Chicano Cinema An Interlude: Of Small Brown Dogs, Mice, and Rats The Advent of Chicano Cinema: I Am Joaquin/ Yo Soy Joaquin (1969) I Am Joaquin/Yo Soy Joaquin (1969)- Part 1 of 2 I Am Joaquin/Yo Soy Joaquin (1969)- Part 2 of 2 Walking Out Walkout (2006) 7. The Chicano Era, 1970s and Beyond Early Chicano Films A Cinema of Hunger? (Please, Don't Bury Me Alive!) Please, Don't Bury Me Alive! (1976) Other Chicano Films in the 1970s Raices de Sangre (1977) Alambrista! (1977) Oh Yeah, the Cholo Gangster Flicks and Other Border Movies Section III: Third Era of Chicano/a Films: The Classic Period of Chicano/a Cinema (C.P.) 8. The Classic Period of Chicano Films, 1980s-1990s How to Categorize Chicano Films The Transition into the Classic Period Chicano/a Classics Markers of the Classic Period Section IV: Fourth Era of Chicano/a Films: The New Chicano/a Era (N.C.E.) 9. The New Chicano/a Era, 2000s and Beyond The Defining Factors of the New Chicano/a Era From a Tejana to Luminarias (or, Texas to California) Luminarias (2000) Other New Chicano/a Movies Chicanx Representations in Gay San Francisco La Mission (2009) The Meaning of It All (... a Conclusion of Sorts) 10. Chicanx Cinema Futures in Film Invasive Aliens and Scared White People Chicanx/Latinx Futurism Sleep Dealer (2007) Creating a Chicanx Future through Film Section V: Fifth and Possibly Final Era of Chicano/a Films X. The Next Era of Chicanx/Latinx Film? Appendices A. The Chicano/a Cinema Matrix B. Real-Life Matters #1: Ken Burns Hates Mexicans C. Real-Life Matters #2: Chihuahuas ... Again The Taco Bell Dog (Late-1990s) D. Real-Life Matters #3: Golden Sombreros (or ... SVP in a Sombrero ) SVP in a Sombrero (2016) E. Real-Life Matters #4: Trump's Bad Hombres F. Real-Life Matters #5: Halloween Mexicans G. Real-Life Matters #6: Japanese Chicanos Japanese Chicanos (2017) H. Real-Life Matters #7: Chicanos on TV Today Tuco vs. Mike (2016) I. Coco, Book of Life X. Next Level Activity: Write a Movie Review Further Resources in Chicanx Cinema for Students and Instructors Index

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