Publication
Article by Ana Isabel Soares published in the latest issue of the Journal of Science and Technology of the Arts
“Our Families” by Marta Pinto: An Audiovisual Essay on “A Portuguese Farewell” and “Tokyo Story”, an article by CIAC researcher Ana Isabel Soares, is featured in the most recent edition of the Journal of Science and Technology of the Arts.
Regarding the article, Ana Isabel Soares indicates that it is a text referring to Marta Pinto’s audiovisual essay on Tokyo Story (1953) and A Portuguese Farewell (1985), two central works in the filmography of Yasujirō Ozu and João Botelho, highlighting the influence the 1953 film had on the Portuguese director. The article emphasizes how the essay shows the extent to which both works differ in their approach to war. The abstract of the article notes that not only are the plots of the two films presented from distinct perspectives, but their formal approaches also diverge, despite the acknowledged affinity by João Botelho.
The JSTA – Journal of Science and Technology of the Arts is a publication that results from the commitment of the Research Center for Science and Technology of the Arts (CITAR) to promote knowledge, research, and artworks in the field of the Arts. JSTA publishes three issues annually (April, July, and December) by the Universidade Católica Portuguesa, under an open access policy, with no submission or processing fees. JSTA is indexed by Scopus and the Emerging Sources Citation Index of the Web of Science.
Recently, Ana Isabel Soares, in collaboration with Ana Catarina Pereira, Eduardo Paz Barroso, and Patrícia Nogueira, published the article “SPECULUM – descripción de un proyecto” in the book “Cine: Femenino del plural. Mujeres y prácticas creativas en el ámbito ibérico” and a brief note in the collection of tribute essays to António M. Feijó, titled “A Admiração pela Admiração: Ensaios para António M. Feijó”.
The article is available for consultation here.
Esta publicação também está disponível em: Portuguese (Portugal)