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 Cinegogía is an open-access website devoted to the teaching and study of Latin American cinemas. This collaborative project is comprised of syllabi, film guides, course materials, a film database and links to other resources. Our users' contributions are essential for creating a robust and useful collection of Latin American film studies materials. Please refer to our "Collaborate" page to become a collaborator. You can also read a recent blog post on Mediático or listen to this podcast interview on the New Books Network for more information about the Cinegogía project.
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NEW RESOURCES
CALLS FOR SUBMISSIONS
- Chasqui: Section on Indigenous Languages and Literatures calls for essays addressing the visual and verbal arts, literature, and cultures of the Quechua peoples and other indigenous nations of Abiayala/Latin America, and the Caribbean for its section on indigenous languages and literatures. The essays should address significant theoretical issues in analyzing Indigenous/Latin American cultural production, with a special emphasis on literature. The journal is especially interested in essays that focus on interdisciplinary approaches such as biculturalism, interculturalism, translation issues, sociolinguistic issues, environmental studies, critical race theory, subaltern studies, decolonial theories, theories of affect, feminism, queer and trans theories, disability studies and crip theory, film, performance and media studies, sound studies, popular culture, post-humanism, and overcoming national and linguistic divisions. Essays on specific works or authors will only be of interest if they address theoretical, critical and/or methodological issues.
NEWS & UPCOMING EVENTS
- Congreso X AsAECA: La realización del X Congreso de AsAECA busca incentivar la participación de estudiantes, docentes e investigadores interesados en los estudios de cine y audiovisual en la región del Noreste Argentino. El título de este Congreso será: Volver a imaginar(nos). Cines y tecnologías imago-sonoras para la resistencia.
 Pragda Stream is a new streaming service in collaboration with DocuSeek. Stream hundreds of Latinx, Latin American, and Spanish fiction films, documentaries, shorts, and series, all in one place, anytime, anywhere!- Do you have an upcoming deadline for a workshop, conference, or journal submission related to Latin American Film Studies? Please let us know and we will post it here.
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