Fwd: Cold War internationally
Kenneth Nolley <[email protected]> Sat, 25 May 2013 18:44:17 -0700
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From: Victoria Pasley <[email protected]> What about films set in Latin America during the Cold War showing the result of US Cold War policies such as Battle of Chile (1976) .. in fact the Third Cinema Movement is not only a reaction to colonialism but also to the policies adopted by the US? There are many more if this is of interest. Victoria Pasley [email protected] Community College of Qatar ***** From: Armida De La Garza <[email protected]> Hi, I'm not sure whether this is what you're looking for, but there was a Mexican film made in 1942 entitled 'Soy Puro Mexicano' by Emilio Fernandez. The plot summary here comes from Rotten tomatoes: Filmmaker Emilio Fernandez' second directorial effort was the thrill-a-minute Soy Puro Mexicano (I'm a Mexican Too) Pedro Armendariz stars as a fugitive bandit chieftain whose long-dormant patriotism is aroused when Mexico enters WWII. Hiding from the authorities in a fancy hacienda, Armendariz discovers that the place is a beehive of Nazi activities. Aligning himself with gorgeous Allied agent Raquel Rojas, Armendariz decimates the bad guys, one by one. Errol Flynn had nothing on this hero! Overlong and somewhat shabbily produced, Soy Puro Mexicano gets by on its sheer energy. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi Hope it helps. Best, A Armida de la Garza, BSc, MA (London), PhD (LSE), FHEA Associate Professor in Communication and Media and Programme Director Co-editor of the 'Transnational Cinemas Journal' (Intellect) and editor of the 'Topics and Issues in National Cinemas' Book Series (Continuum) Department of Languages and Culture Xian Jiaotong - Liverpool University 111 Renai Road, Room C465 Dushu Lake Higher Education Town Suzhou, Jiangsu, China 215123 --