by Luis Miranda Mendoza · Editorial Berenice · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788496756243
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This work analyzes the evolution of Chinese independent cinema from the early 1990s to 2007, exploring the emergence of the so-called Sixth Generation. Through various essays, the book examines how political and social changes, including the impact of economic reforms and the events of Tiananmen Square, transformed the country's cinematic landscape, moving from a stigmatized image to a production rich in singularities and contradictions. Edited by Luis Miranda Mendoza, the text features contributions from prominent specialists such as Dai Jinhua, Yingjin Zhang, and Alberto Elena. It is a fundamental reference for understanding the transition of Chinese cinema between a past marked by tradition and an accelerated present, offering a critical view of the challenges faced by filmmakers during this period of historical transformation.
