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Made in Galicia: Making the Invisible Visible

José F. Colmeiro

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Chapter 4 focuses on new conceptual approaches to the study of peripheral cinemas, and Galician cinema in particular. It examines the conditions that have shaped the development of Galician cinema historically and it explores different cinematic modes, from the cinema of migration or the folkloric “gallegada”, to the post-Franco boom in Galician cinema with the emergence of a viable commercial cinema, the establishment of an auteur tradition, and the appearance of new non-conventional experimental cinema trends.

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Chapter 4 focuses on new conceptual approaches to the study of peripheral cinemas, and Galician cinema in particular. It examines the conditions that have shaped the development of Galician cinema historically and it explores different cinematic modes, from the cinema of migration or the folkloric “gallegada”, to the post-Franco boom in Galician cinema with the emergence of a viable commercial cinema, the establishment of an auteur tradition, and the appearance of new non-conventional experimental cinema trends.

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Chapter 4 focuses on new conceptual approaches to the study of peripheral cinemas, and Galician cinema in particular. It examines the conditions that have shaped the development of Galician cinema historically and it explores different cinematic modes, from the cinema of migration or the folkloric “gallegada”, to the post-Franco boom in Galician cinema with the emergence of a viable commercial cinema, the establishment of an auteur tradition, and the appearance of new non-conventional experimental cinema trends.

Key concepts: Movie theater, Boom, Folklore, Art, Auteur theory, Aesthetics, Art history, Literature

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