by Eduardo Torres Dulce · Editorial Tirant lo Blanch · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788490862599
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This book explores the representation of prisons in cinema, a complex world that has been masterfully addressed on numerous occasions. Through the pages of this work, a group of specialists, including jurists, philosophers, sociologists, and educators, analyzes the prison reality from different perspectives, examining how cinema reflects the human struggle for freedom, hope, and dignity within confinement.
Coordinated by Fernando Reviriego Picón and Rosario de Vicente Martínez, the work offers a multifaceted view of this cinematic genre, inviting the reader to reflect on the human condition behind prison walls. It is an essential read for those seeking to understand the intersection between law, society, and the seventh art.
