Collaborative Self-representations in Iberian Documentary Fictions
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https://doi.org/10.31501/esf.v1i26.14410Keywords:
Authorship, Self-Representation, Documentary Fiction, Iberian CinemasAbstract
Authorship in documentary fiction is the result of a collaborative process between filmmakers and filmed subjects based on participatory strategies such as mise en situation, self-mise-en-scène or self-fiction. The aim of this paper, therefore, is to discuss the relationship between authorship and this kind of strategies in films such as The Nothing Factory (Pinho, 2017), Jack’s Ride (Nobre, 2021), The Year of the Discovery (López Carrasco, 2020) and Who’s Stopping Us (Trueba, 2021).
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