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University of Pittsburgh Latin America and Caribbean: Films and Videorecordings Updated July, 2006 This list of the University of Pittsburgh Collection of Latin America films and videorecordings contains materials housed in the following locations: 1) Hillman Library (HILL) - Center for Instructional Development & Distance Education, G-20 2) Greensburg Campus – (GREEN) - Millstein Library 3) Bradford Campus (BRAD) - Hanley Library 4) Johnstown Campus Library (JOHN) - Owen Library 5) Titusville Campus (TITUS) - Haskell Memorial Library 6) MUSIC LIBRARY - Music Building at the corner of Fifth Avenue and Tennyson Ave.Center for 7) Latin American Studies (CLAS) - PH-4E04 8) Law Library (LAW) Compiled by Eduardo Lozano & Martha E. Mantilla With the assistant of Michael Eitner Grace Jaramillo Eliane Jelliffe Bonnie Linville Harry Mavrinac Barbara Rainey Susana Rosano Minerva Sánchez Key to materials: V- VHS (Video Home System) D – Videodisc DVD - (Digital Video Disc) VCD Video CD F – Film VL (¾ inch u-matic tape) PAL Phase Alternating Line CLV – (Constant Linear Velocity) 2 Content: Title, description and Call Number ..…………………………………… Page 3 Geographical Index…………………………………………………………… Page 244 Index by Directors……………………………………………………………. Page 277 Additional Index………………..………………………………………….. Page 304 Additional index includes: Literary authors, anthropologists, educators, interviewers, political and historical figures Title and description Call Number 6th sun See: The sixth sun: Mayan uprising in Chiapas 9 de abril 1948 (Director: María Valencia Gaitán) GREEN (VHS) (April 9, 1948) F2278.G29 N68 (60 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in., 2001 2001 Documentary on the assassination of Jorge Eliécer Gaitán and the bloody aftermath. Spanish with English subtitles. 11 de Septiembre, 1973: el ultimo combate de Salvador Allende HILL (Director: Patricio Henriquez) V-6511 (Ultimo combate de Salvador Allende) (PAL) (La Ultima batalla de Salvador Allende) (Allende: Chile, 1970-1973, cronica) (57 min.) : sd., col. with b&w sequences, 1998. Through archival footage and commentary by military and government officials presents the last 24 hours of the government of Allende and the first days after the coup d'etat in Chile. In Spanish. 20 años Templo Mayor, 1978-1998 (Director: Rosa Adela López HILL Zuckermann) V-8713 Other Titles: Veinte años del Templo Mayor Veinte años Templo Mayor, 1978-1998 48 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in. México : CONACULTA-INAH, 1998. The discovery of the Coyolxauhqui stone on February 24, 1978, was a historic date for Mexican archaeology, and marks the beginning of the 3 rescue of the Templo Mayor, the heart of this sacred and vital space. In charge of the project was archaeologist Eduardo Matos Moctezuma, fronting an interdisciplinary team who initiated the delicate and prolonged process that over twenty years has achieved surprising results. The temple is a historical, scientific, and artistic masterpiece that showcases the cultural achievements of ancient Mexico. 25 años: Madres del Plaza de Mayo (Director: Ariel Ogando) HILL (Madres de Plaza de Mayo) V-9191 Asociación Madres de Plaza de Mayo, Wayruro Comunicación Popular, Huayra Audiovisual. Jujuy, Argentina: Wayruro Comunicación Popular , [2002] 30 min.) : sd., col. with b&w sequences ; 1/2 in. Originally produced in 2002. Documentary commemorating the 25th anniversary of the birth of the Madres de Plaza de Mayo, a group of Argentine women who staged weekly protests demanding information about the abduction and disappearance of their children during the military dictatorship in Argentina. The film explores the group from their first protests in 1977 to their ongoing work for social justice after the end of the dictatorship. 25 watts (Director: Juan Pablo Rebella and Pablo Stoll) GREEN (DVD) (Veinte-cinco watts) PN1997.2 .T836 94 min.) : sd., b&w ; 4 3/4 in. 2004 Originally released as a motion picture in Uruguay in 2001. Three young men in Montevideo drink beer, avoid responsibility, talk nonsense, encounter weird characters from the neighborhood and drift in a state of chronic boredom. In Spanish with optional English subtitles. 100 años de perdón See: Cien años de perdón 1932, cicatriz de la memoria (Director: Jeffrey L. Gould) HILL (1932, scars of memory) V-9037 (Scars of memory) (53 min.) : sd., b&w and col. ; 1/2 in., 2002 GREEN (VHS) F1414.2 .A15 2002 In 1932 the army and "citizen militias" in El Salvador brutally crushed an uprising of peasants in western El Salvador, killing 10,000 people. Survivors share their harrowing memories, many for the first time. The trauma resonated through six decades of military rule, until the 1992 peace accords ended a brutal, 12-year civil war. The film is based on 200 interviews with survivors and on archival research in El Salvador, Great Britain and the United States. Narrated in English; interviews in 4 Spanish with English subtitles. 1932, scars of memory See: 1932, cicatriz de la memoria A - OK? HILL 24 min.: sd., col.; 1/2 in., TVE International / BBC Worldwide, 1990 V-6032 Part 26 of a TVE/BBC Life Series on how the globalized world economy affects ordinary people. In underdeveloped countries children with Vitamin A deficiency run the risk of dying from common childhood illnesses. The cost of ensuring all children receive enough Vitamin A is small, but improves children's chances of survival by 25%. This episode looks at Vitamin A distribution programs in Ghana, Uganda, India and Guatemala. In English and various languages with English voiceovers. Abierto de 18 a 24 (Director: Víctor Dínenzon) HILL (80 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in., 2000 V-9574 Videocassette release of the 1988 Argentinian film. Carla, a 45-year-old woman, daily opens her big house to the barrio of Almagro for Josecito to teach dance lessons and for a local theater troupe to rehearse. Amidst their hopes and frustrations, Julio arrives, seeking to investigate the death of his cousin, a lifelong suitor of Carla. Julio becomes involved with Dorys, a hair-dresser, but is also interested in Carla. In Spanish El abrazo partido (Director: Daniel Burman) HILL BD Cine, Paradis Films, Classic, Wanda Vision ; Argentina : Argentina Video DVD-3230 Home, c2004. Region 4 99 min. : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in. Originally produced as motion picture in 2003. What does it mean to be young, Jewish and the grandson of holocaust survivors currently living in Argentina? How does one discover, at the age of twenty-five, the father figure who abandoned the family to fight in the Israeli army in the Six Day War when the son was a baby? Was the father a dreamer whom he must try to understand in his fight for an ideal or was he a coward who never came back? Is it possible to keep one's identity in the midst of the social crisis in Argentina, with its lack of opportunities and its mass exodus? These are the questions that face the protagonist Ariel, who debates between helping his conflicted mother in her dilapidated store or getting the Polish passport which will allow him to emigrate to Europe. escrita por Marcelo Birmajer, Daniel Burman. In Spanish with English and Portuguese subtitles. Closed captions in Spanish. 5 Abril despedaçado (Director: Walter Salles) HILL (Behind the sun) V-7317 (92 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in., 2002 Originally produced as a motion picture in 2001. GREEN (DVD) PN1997.2 .A27 2002 Two families, who both grow sugar cane, have been squabbling over the ownership of a piece of land for years. The disagreement then turned violent. The Breveses, a much smaller family, have been suffering more than their rivals and a steady drop in sugar prices has also left the family with little but their pride. When the eldest son of the Breves family is killed, his father orders his next-oldest son to kill one of the Ferreira boys. He finds himself questioning the wisdom of this bloody rivalry, and he ponders his fate while spending time with his younger brother. Inspired by Ismail Kadaré's "Broken April." Portuguese dialogue, English subtitles. Across the ocean See: Roots of rhythm Acta general de Chile (Director: Miguel Littin) HILL 2 videocassettes, 240 min.: sd., col.; 1/2 in., 1986 1. V-7685 2. 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    THE MEXICAN FILM BULLETIN SUMMER 2020 ISSUE TThhee MMeexxiiccaann FF iillmm BBuulllleettiinn SSppeecciiaall IIssssuuee:: SS uummmmeerr 22002200 We're Back! (Sort Of) years of age. Óscar Chávez Fernández was born in Although at this point we're not ready to resume March 1935 in Mexico City. Chávez became "regular" publication, there will hopefully be two interested in acting, studying with Seki Sano and at the special issues of MFB in 2020, one in the summer and Instituto de Bellas Artes school. He also worked in our annual "Halloween Issue" at the end of October. radio, sang, and directed plays before making his Sadly, a number of film personnel have passed screen debut in Los away since our last issue (December 2019) and so we caifanes (1966). have a lot of obituaries this time. A number of these Chávez subsequently individuals are from a certain "generation" who began appeared in a number their film work in the 1960s or early 1970s-- Jaime of popular films, Humberto Hermosillo, Gabriel Retes, Pilar Pellicer, including the remake Aarón Hernán, Óscar Chávez, Héctor Ortega--and thus of Santa, but spent made films that are particularly well-remembered by much of his time on those of a certain age (like yours truly). [It also means music, along with that two or more of these people often worked on the political and social same film, as some of the reviews in this issue activism. In the mid- illustrate.] 1970s he was among The COVID-19 pandemic has strongly affected film the actors who formed the Sindicato de Actores and other entertainment industries.