Negrometraje

Aisha Cort, Manuel Mendez

We are a podcast dedicate to the analysis of Black representation in the Americas. Our missions to help people think critically about Black-Latinx invisibility in film and mass media.

Episodes

  1. 08/27/2020

    El Otro Francisco y Negrometraje

    Notes and Links —podcast theme song by : John and Anastasia  —Movie Reviewed:Lesage, Julia, Jump Cut; “The Other Francisco Creating History,” Jump Cut: A Review of Contemporary Media.No.30, March 1985, pp.53-58 —Interlude “El Otro Francisco by Sergio Giral.” Youtube, Nov 21, 2015. Carlos Lopez. —Links and Resources: “Why should you read Shakespeare’s ‘The Tempest’? -Iseult Gillespie.” Youtube, Feb 5, 2019.TED-Ed. Cort, Aisha Z. "Rethinking Caliban: Shakespeare and Césaire in the "Negrometraje" of Sergio Giral." Afro-Hispanic Review 33, no. 2 (2014): 41-58. Accessed August 19, 2020. www.jstor.org/stable/24585221. Bruner, Charlotte H. "The Meaning of Caliban in Black Literature Today." Comparative Literature Studies 13, no. 3 (1976): 240-53. Accessed August 19, 2020. www.jstor.org/stable/40246045. Retamar, Roberto Fernández. "Para La Historia De Calibán." Guaraguao 2, no. 4 (1997): 76-90. Accessed August 19, 2020. www.jstor.org/stable/25596001. Kaisary, Philip. “Black Agency and Aesthetic Innovation in Sergio Giral’s El otro Francisco.” Publication of the Afro-Latin/AMerican Reasearch Association, Fall 2009, Issue 23. Zabus, Chantal. “The Rise of Caliban.” Tempests after Shakespeare, June 29, 2002.  —Find additional episodes, leave a comment, or  support the podcast at negrometraje.com. —Email us, or follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. (Suggestions of movies to watch for future episodes are very welcome.)

    El Otro Francisco y Negrometraje

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We are a podcast dedicate to the analysis of Black representation in the Americas. Our missions to help people think critically about Black-Latinx invisibility in film and mass media.