“O homem que virou suco”
masculinity notions in dispute in Brazilian cinema
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https://doi.org/10.9771/peri.v1i19.49982Abstract
Society organizes itself amids a web of cultural, political and social components that, historically, interpellate the population and can articulate plural ways of subjectivation. Following this perspective, the present paper understands Brazilian cinema as a technology which produces hegemonics perspectives and gender dissidents. From the documentary analysis of the movie “O homem que virou suco”, produced in the country in 1980, this research problematizes, more specifically, a part of the masculinity notions that are articulated in the piece, from an intersectional perspective. The conclusion highlights the importance of Brazilian cinematography productions on the denunciation and further analysis of the structural conditions that imply inequalities and suffering of the population.
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