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2. Sans soleil by Chris Marker. The essay film and its cinematic thinking process: reflecting on postmodernity.

5. Women's Essay Film in Francophone Europe: Exploring the Female Audiovisual Thinking Process

6. Zapping Zone and Level Five. Between the visitor’s experience of the video installation and the filmmaker’s reflection of the essay film

7. The Spectator's Position as a Thinking Space for the Contemporary Essay Film: Face aux fantômes (2009) and Jaurès (2012) (English and Spanish Versions)

8. The Audiovisual Thinking Process in Contemporary Essay Films (ed.) Comparative Cinema 10(18) (2022)

13. The filmmaker’s presence in French contemporary autofiction. From filmeur(e) to acteur/actrice

14. Roland Barthes, the filmic versus cinema. The suspended sense asdefinition of cinematic modernity

15. Jean-Luc Godard's diptychs. Rethinking cinema through the essay film (ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT)

16. Jean-Luc Godard's Diptychs. Rethinking Cinema through the Essay Film.

17. Women's epistolary cinema: exploring female alterities: epistolary films and epistolary essay films.

21. Women's Epistolary Cinema. Exploring Female Alterity and Intersubjectivity: Letter-Films and Filmic Correspondences.

22. The filmmaker's presence in French contemporary autofiction. From filmeur(e) to acteur/actrice

23. Escritura epistolar y posmodernidad literaria. L'Espérance de beaux voyages de Yves Navarre

24. Roland Barthes, the filmic versus cinema. The suspended sense as definition of cinematic modernity

27. La evolución de la materia epistolar en la obra literaria de Marguerite Duras: Aurélia Steiner, la destrucción de la misiva

29. Cartografiando la epistolaridad del cine contemporáneo

30. La enunciación epistolar en el cine contemporáneo

31. Friends in cinema. Correspondencias fílmicas: de la subjetividad a la intersubjetividad

32. Dispositivos de enunciación del film-ensayo español contemporáneo. Evolución de la subjetividad ensayística y su pensamiento en acto / Enunciative Devices of the Contemporary Spanish Essay Film. Evolution of the Essayistic Subjectivity and its Thinking in Act

33. La Morte Rouge (soliloquio) de Víctor Erice. Del trauma a la fraternidad: el intersticio entre realidad y ficción

34. Tecnología digital y cine español contemporáneo (2000-2010). En busca de la modernidad perdida

35. Correspondências by Rita Azevedo Gomes. The complex hybrid image of contemporary epistolary cinema and contemporary essay film.

36. Los 'filmeurs' Joseph Morder y Alain Cavalier. Gesto fílmico de despojamiento y epistemología de la no manipulación

37. Dispositivos de enunciación del film-ensayo español contemporáneo. Evolución de la subjetividad ensayística y su pensamiento en acto

39. La presencia de la materia epistolar en el Nouveau Roman y el Nouveau Théâtre

40. La autoficción literaria francófona del extrême contemporain a través del cine

41. On the Beginnings of Contemporary Cinema: Close-Up by Abbas Kiarostami and Dream of Light by Víctor Erice –The Fraternity between Documentary and Fiction as a Synthesis of Early Cinema and Cinematic Modernity

43. Friends in Cinema. Filmic Correspondences: From Subjectivity to Intersubjectivity

44. Autorretratos identitarios de una mirada fílmica. De la ausencia a la (multi)presencia: Duras, Akerman, Varda

45. Identity self-portraits of a filmic gaze. From absence to (multi)presence: Duras, Akerman, Varda

46. On the Beginnings of Contemporary Cinema: Close-Up by Abbas Kiarostami and Dream of Light by Víctor Erice – The Fraternity between Documentary and Fiction as a Synthesis of Early Cinema and Cinematic Modernity

47. 'La Dernière Bande' de Samuel Beckett. Misivas sonoras de una auto-correspondencia epistolar

48. Agatha et les lectures illimitées de Marguerite Duras. El texto literario y su (irre)presentación fílmica

49. From militant cinema to essay film. Letter to Jane by Jean-Luc Godard and Jean-Pierre Gorin

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