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Argentine Cinema, 1973–1976
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This chapter documents the changes and continuity in legislation regulation Argentine filmmaking. As the
revolución argentina
came to an end in 1973, a new cinema law was signed on February 21. Law 20,170 of Promotion and Industrial Recuperation which replaced Law 17,741 was implemented on May 14, 1968 would remain in use until 1994. Despite the return of General Perón and democracy, filmmakers faced increasing problems as censorship continued to be implemented and the NIC lacked directors who could develop long-term policies. I also highlight the achievements of Argentine cinematography abroad. Finally, I contextualize the crisis of Argentine cinematography in 1976.
Title: Argentine Cinema, 1973–1976
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This chapter documents the changes and continuity in legislation regulation Argentine filmmaking.
As the
revolución argentina
came to an end in 1973, a new cinema law was signed on February 21.
Law 20,170 of Promotion and Industrial Recuperation which replaced Law 17,741 was implemented on May 14, 1968 would remain in use until 1994.
Despite the return of General Perón and democracy, filmmakers faced increasing problems as censorship continued to be implemented and the NIC lacked directors who could develop long-term policies.
I also highlight the achievements of Argentine cinematography abroad.
Finally, I contextualize the crisis of Argentine cinematography in 1976.
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