Diosas, rameras y esposas villanas en los thrillers aberrantes de Eloy de la Iglesia
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Universidad Nebrija
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ISSN: 1137-4802
Argitalpen urtea: 2016
Zenbakien izenburua: Las infinitas formas de la Diosa
Zenbakia: 40
Orrialdeak: 167-178
Mota: Artikulua
Beste argitalpen batzuk: Trama y fondo: revista de cultura
Laburpena
Eloy de la Iglesia, one of the most unclassifiable directors of the Spanish cinema, obtained the popular recognition by cultivating the aspect of the Transition cinema, popularly known as 'Quinqui cinema'. However, far from this particular costumbrist sub-genre, the Basque filmmaker worked in previous years on a type of psychological thriller, bordering the Italian giallo, using an aberrant style and slender appearance which reformulated the masculine and feminine roles of our cinematography. In No One Heard the Scream, released in 1973, De la Iglesia proposes a story of abrupt intrigue where the feminine characters rebel against the established order with honest clumsiness. From that moment on, the purely melodramatic becomes sinister in a world that is already definitely feminine.