Humanizing the prisoner in Carandiru ?s documentary inventory: Paulo Sacramento ?s Prisoner of the Iron Bars

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Paulo Sacramento's documentary Prisoner of the Iron Bars" (Self Portraits), 2003, is comprised of a series of portraits shot by prisoners, showing their shocking, arduous daily life in the "Carandiru complex" of Sao Paulo (Brazil). The film was shot as a result of a workshop on d...

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Autor principal: Lomillos García, Miguel Ángel
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Departamento de Cine y TV, Facultad de Artes, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba 2017
Materias:
Carandiru prison
Documentary
Textual analysis
Digital film
Brazilian Prison System
Prisión de Carandiru
Documental
Análisis textual
Cine digital
Sistema penitenciario brasileño
Acceso en línea:https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/toma1/article/view/17198
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Revistas de la UNC de Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
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topic Carandiru prison
Documentary
Textual analysis
Digital film
Brazilian Prison System
Prisión de Carandiru
Documental
Análisis textual
Cine digital
Sistema penitenciario brasileño
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Documentary
Textual analysis
Digital film
Brazilian Prison System
Prisión de Carandiru
Documental
Análisis textual
Cine digital
Sistema penitenciario brasileño
Lomillos García, Miguel Ángel
Humanizing the prisoner in Carandiru ?s documentary inventory: Paulo Sacramento ?s Prisoner of the Iron Bars
topic_facet Carandiru prison
Documentary
Textual analysis
Digital film
Brazilian Prison System
Prisión de Carandiru
Documental
Análisis textual
Cine digital
Sistema penitenciario brasileño
author Lomillos García, Miguel Ángel
author_facet Lomillos García, Miguel Ángel
author_sort Lomillos García, Miguel Ángel
title Humanizing the prisoner in Carandiru ?s documentary inventory: Paulo Sacramento ?s Prisoner of the Iron Bars
title_short Humanizing the prisoner in Carandiru ?s documentary inventory: Paulo Sacramento ?s Prisoner of the Iron Bars
title_full Humanizing the prisoner in Carandiru ?s documentary inventory: Paulo Sacramento ?s Prisoner of the Iron Bars
title_fullStr Humanizing the prisoner in Carandiru ?s documentary inventory: Paulo Sacramento ?s Prisoner of the Iron Bars
title_full_unstemmed Humanizing the prisoner in Carandiru ?s documentary inventory: Paulo Sacramento ?s Prisoner of the Iron Bars
title_sort humanizing the prisoner in carandiru ?s documentary inventory: paulo sacramento ?s prisoner of the iron bars
description Paulo Sacramento's documentary Prisoner of the Iron Bars" (Self Portraits), 2003, is comprised of a series of portraits shot by prisoners, showing their shocking, arduous daily life in the "Carandiru complex" of Sao Paulo (Brazil). The film was shot as a result of a workshop on digital video, using small camcorders given to the prisoners. The documentary was shot over seven months in 2001, one year before the mythical, overcrowded prison - the biggest in Latin America - was decommissioned. The textual analysis of this essay focuses on identity politics in the representation of prisoners, and the contradictions involving the coda which, in contrast to the rest of the film, shot by prisoners, was shot only by the professional crew. 
publisher Departamento de Cine y TV, Facultad de Artes, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
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