Sex, Sharks, and Tequila: The Anxiety of a Tourist Economy in Rene Cardona Jr.'s Tintorera

Evan Allan Lieberman

Sex, Sharks, and Tequila: The Anxiety of a Tourist Economy in Rene Cardona Jr.'s Tintorera

Evan Allan Lieberman

Film and Media Arts, School of

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Abstract

This paper examines the work of Mexican film director Rene Cardona which has been written off as shameless exploitation but which in fact explores important social issues facing his country in trenchant and insightful ways.

Original language	English
State	Published - 2011
Event	Society for Cinema and Media Studies Conference - New Orleans, LA Duration: Jan 1 2011 → …

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Conference	Society for Cinema and Media Studies Conference
Period	01/1/11 → …

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