Entre víctimas y victimarios… desollar, enmascarar, encarar
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https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.2036-0967/11329Keywords:
victimization, documentary, violence, imagination, drug traffickingAbstract
This article questions a predominant narrative promoted by the Mexican State since 2006 with the war it held against different drug trafficking groups, which is the categorical opposition between victims and victimizers. Those categories deal with the connotations of pain and horror they embody respectively. The aim is to revisit the dynamic processes between the unimaginable and the openness to the imaginable. To do so, we will analyse a number of fragments of two documentary films: La libertad del diablo by Everardo González (2017) and Soles negros by Julien Elie (2018). Here we explore the symbolic processes of dealing with the recent violence in this country.
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