Issue 10

Issue Description

Notebook
Spanish Animation. Enthusiasm, Exile and Resistance

Dialogue
Interview with Cruz Delgado

(Dis)agreements
History (et) Cinema

Executive Issue Editors: Noelia Pardo Mateu and Luis Pérez Ochando

Editorial

Entusiasmo, exilio y resistencia.

Luis Pérez Ochando

Notebook

In the Beginning there was Chomón: the Birth of a Technique, the Creation of an Aesthetic.

Carlos A. Cuéllar Alejandro

5-8

Spaniards in the World of Disney.

Jorge Fonte

9-14

I’m Happy in the Woods.

Paula de Felipe Martínez

15-20

The Clay Animation Films of Pablo Llorens.

Bernia Mitjans Altarriba

21-25

Planet 51 and the Pixar-ization of the Spanish Animation Industry.

Marta Martín Núñez

26-31

Nocturna.

Adrián García, Víctor Maldonado

32-35

The Tenacity of an Animator.

Raúl García

36-43

Animation and Other Vampires.

María Lorenzo Hernández

44-47

Dialogue

Cruz Delgado: “New techniques are very good, but they have seriously harmed our line of work.”

Noelia Pardo Mateu

48-56

(Dis)agreements

History (et) Cinema

Jose María Caparrós Lera, Áurea Ortiz Villeta, Rebeca Romero Escrivá, Tomás Valero Martínez, Josep González Andreu

57-67

Vanishing Points

Excalibur: the Backbone of the Myth.

Agustín Quinzá Niño

69-77

Goodbye Bafana: the Chronicles of a Free Man.

Iván Bort Gual

78-82

The Indigenous Character in Satyajit Ray’s Films.

Rebeca Romero Escrivá

83-89

Loving a Stranger: Letter from an Unknown Woman and Une Partie de Campagne.

Gemma Vidal

90-94

Paul Verhoeven and the Visual Ploys of Provocation.

Jordi Revert Gomis

95-100

Two Different Ways of Seeing Psychiatric Hospitals from the Standpoint of Cinéma Vérité: La Osa mayor menos dos and Una cierta verdad.

Beatriz Comella Dorda

101-105