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Argentine Cinema, 1966–1973
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In this chapter, I discuss the three cinema laws were passed during military governments of Onganía, Levingston, and Lanusse between 1996 and 1973 as well as the challenges that Argentine cinema faced during these years. Different sectors (producer, directors, and exhibitors) had contrasting opinions about subsidies for cinema. I also discuss the creation of the Film Rating Board.
Title: Argentine Cinema, 1966–1973
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In this chapter, I discuss the three cinema laws were passed during military governments of Onganía, Levingston, and Lanusse between 1996 and 1973 as well as the challenges that Argentine cinema faced during these years.
Different sectors (producer, directors, and exhibitors) had contrasting opinions about subsidies for cinema.
I also discuss the creation of the Film Rating Board.
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