Narrativas audiovisuais nos países lusófonos. Encontros, fronteiras e territórios comuns (2024)
Cristiane Neder & Teresa Norton Dias (Org.)

By publishing Lusophone Audiovisual Narratives we are building a space for debate, ideas and reflections on audiovisual conception, analysis and realization in Portuguese-speaking countries, with a narrative that broadens the discussion among researchers in this community and makes us learn more about our diverse and creative community. Surrounded by an ocean of ideas, poetics and stories that speak the same language, but with different ways of communicating, but art brings us closer to our peers and makes us closer by sharing our experiences, our research, our studies in a publication that tells a little about how our audiovisual narratives transform our lives and create identity by recognizing ourselves within them and recognizing our fellow community members and their similar realities. We are peoples who not only speak the same language, but who have a narrative that brings us closer to each other and that often intersects politically, socially and culturally, because we were colonized by the same country and as a result a little of us remained in them and a little of them remained in us. Our colonial matrix came together in many different places, but in a single, plural narrative that we bring here.