Sacred and obscene: reconciliation of opposites In the films Chalbaudeana

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Venezuelan cinema, Román Chalbaud, Sagrado y obsceno, everyday life

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This paper presents an analysis of the film Sagrado y obsceno (Román Chalbaud, 1976) from a sociosemiotic perspective that allows us to discover the interrelations between the characters and their significance in the social environment of the period of history in which it is set (early 1960s). The methodology used is based in different authors, sociologists as well as semioticians, such as: Blanco, van Dijk, Lucien, Córdova, Sonesson and Villegas, among others. Sagrado y obsceno is visualized as a sort of autobiography, where the experiences of the author´s childhood have new significances, discovering characters, interactions and spaces where everything converges in their everyday life, when Chalbaud arrived in Caracas from his native Merida, in the late 1930s. Sagrado y obsceno is an adaptation of a play exhibited in 1961.

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  • , Universidad de Zulia

    Universidad de Zulia
    Facultad experiemental de arte
    Escuela de Artes escénica y audiovisuales
    Edificio La ciega. Av. El milagro, Maracaibo (Venezuela)

  • , University of Zulia

    Universidad del Zulia
    Facultad experiemental de arte
    Escuela de Artes escénica y audiovisuales
    Edificio La ciega. Av. El milagro, Maracaibo (Venezuela)

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2018-11-25

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Sacred and obscene: reconciliation of opposites In the films Chalbaudeana. (2018). ALPHA. Journal of Arts, Literature and Philosophy, 2(35), 67-88. https://revistaalpha.ulagos.cl/article/view/1750