
by Antonio D'Alfonso · Casa Lago Press · tapa blanda · ISBN 9781955995092

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«I Could Have Been a Contender» is Antonio D'Alfonso's film criticism essay, published by Casa Lago Press in paperback (366 pages, in English).
The book analyzes five films —«Pan y chocolate», «El embrollón», «La reina de corazones», «El Mediterráneo para siempre» and «Toro salvaje»— that show the Italian reality outside Italy. Its segment-by-segment examination proposes parameters for defining the «cultura itálica» as a deterritorialized cultural identity, and helps understand the narrative of ethnic films and the representation of ethnicity in cinema.
Academic work on the construction of Italian identity in international contexts. Published on November 29, 2024, it belongs to the categories of performing arts, direction and film criticism.
Suitable for students, film scholars and readers interested in the representation of ethnicity on the big screen.
