Video documental sobre los cines del Centro Histórico quiteño desde 1970 hasta 1980.
The current work consists of an investigation about the places where cinema is projected during the decade of the 70s and 80s in the historical downtown Quito, whose materialization is a documentary that shows the historical memory of these sites. During this period the historical downtown is the...
Autor Principal: | Carrera Talavera, Lizeth Gabriela |
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Otros Autores: | Juka Valladares, Giselle Carolina |
Formato: | bachelorThesis |
Idioma: | spa |
Publicado: |
2018
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http://dspace.ups.edu.ec/handle/123456789/15934 |
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The current work consists of an investigation about the places where cinema is projected
during the decade of the 70s and 80s in the historical downtown Quito, whose
materialization is a documentary that shows the historical memory of these sites.
During this period the historical downtown is the division of more than a dozen traditional
movie theaters, such as: “El Popular, Royal Eden, Variedades, Puertas del Sol, Bolívar,
Alameda, Pichincha, Cumandá, Central, República, Cápitol, Granada, Atahualpa,
Alhambra, Eugenio Espejo, 24 de Mayo and Hollywood”.
Attending the cinema at this time implies a whole chain of relationships, rituals and
cultural practices which decay at the end of the 20th century with the arrival of more
advanced technologies, notably television and multiplexes. The big transnational rooms
were concentrated in shopping malls.
In addition to the formal cinemas, the new Latin American cinema (nuevo cine
latinoamericano), appears in this period. This cinema spreads across the city through film
clubs. At first, in the university film club of the Universidad Central del Ecuador (Central
University of Ecuador) and later, in the film club sponsored by La Casa de la Cultura
Ecuatoriana (Ecuadorian House of Culture).
The films that are screened use specific speeches, of a counterhegemonic and
revolutionary nature. Therefore, this cinema implies, besides a space of relationship, a
space for reflection. |
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