Helvio Soto and the Capital-Cinema
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The article explores the question that underlies Helvio Soto's political cinema. A complex question, barely ajar, and which summarizes an era that seriously considered the question of the relationship between cinema and revolution. This question, which is the obverse of the one that Gilles Deleuze and Jun Fujita Hirose posed about cinema-capital, is an inquiry not only into the revolutionary becoming of cinematographic images, but also into the temporality of a world under construction. With materialist roots, this inquiry is that of the duration of images, of revolutionary images.
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