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Spanish Cinema of the New Millennium provides a new approach to the study of contemporary Spanish cinema between 2000 and 2015, by analysing films that represent both 'high' and 'popular' culture side by side. The two film cultures are represented by Goya-winning films and the biggest box-office successes. By analysing the chronological trajectory of the country's most important films over this period, Spanish Cinema of the New Millennium examines contemporary Spain's national identity, culture and film industry.

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Spanish Cinema of the New Millennium provides a new approach to the study of contemporary Spanish cinema between 2000 and 2015, by analysing films that represent both 'high' and 'popular' culture side by side. The two film cultures are represented by Goya-winning films and the biggest box-office successes. By analysing the chronological trajectory of the country's most important films over this period, Spanish Cinema of the New Millennium examines contemporary Spain's national identity, culture and film industry.


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Thomas G. Deveny is professor of Spanish and comparative literature at McDaniel College in Westminster, Maryland (USA). He is the author of numerous articles on Spanish and Latin American film and literature, as well as Cain on Screen: Contemporary Spanish Cinema (1993), Contemporary Spanish Film from Fiction (1999) and Migration in Contemporary Hispanic Cinema (2012); he is also the translator of Adelaida García Morales's The South/Bene (1999).