" Nostalgia for the future. Against the history of cinema " analyzes images that not only involve us in what they try to show but often want to make us their accomplices, passive spectators of unfulfilled promises, truncated revolutions or wars capable of justifying anything.
What this book talks about is the same thing that Gilles Deleuze talked about in "The movement-image" and "The time-image": the failure of the image to organize or preserve our existences but its triumph to inventory them , leaving in the hands of language the possibility of continuing to obey the strict rules of History with capital letters or turning it into an infinite source of stories that relativize all truth and at the same time strengthen the particular conscience of those who write them.
Author: Hilario J. Rodríguez
Format: 13 x 19 cm
Binding: Softcover with flaps
Pages: 246
Spanish Language
