This group collects the World and International Narrative Cinema subcategory's members whose primary country of origin is Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Peru, Chile, Cuba, Colombia, Bolivia or Venezuela, read from the member's own recorded Country fact or its description text. It spans the Brazilian Cinema Novo and favela film traditions, the Mexican New Wave and Argentine auteur cinema, kept apart from this subcategory's other regional groups purely on the continental convention the report itself proposes.
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Era of EmergenceSalvador Toscano Barragan's Don Juan Tenorio, Mexico's second film with a plot; the region's cinema developed unevenly afterward, with Argentina's silent-era boom (1915 to 1924) and the sound-era Golden Age from 1933. Browse By
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Wikimedia FoundationCinema of Latin America, Early cinema section, Toscano 1898 sentenceQuote, Cinema of Latin America, Early cinema section, Toscano 1898 sentence
In 1898, Toscano made Mexico's second film with a plot, titled Don Juan Tenorio.
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