Jaqueline Venet

articles by Jaqueline Venet

Forgiven by history

Berlinale Talent Press, April 02, 2011

Forgiven by history Pablo Larrain's 2010 film POST MORTEM masterfully opens up a new approach of the Southern American nations to deal with their past, writes Jacqueline Venet of the 2011 Talent Press Guadalajara. The topic of dictatorships and political and military laceration, to which ...

The Nausea of the Anunciation

Berlinale Talent Press, March 29, 2011

The Nausea of the Anunciation Jaqueline Venet of the 2011 Talent Press Guadalajara reviews Bill Plympton's animated feature film IDIOTS AND ANGELS. Civilization and its discontent, as well as the solitude of man, trace the symbolic map of a people divided in debate between the utopia tha ...

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