by Julio Cabrera · GEDISA · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788474327106
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In 'Cinema: 100 Years of Philosophy,' Julio Cabrera unites his two passions: cinema and philosophy. The book analyzes films to reflect on central philosophical questions, arguing that philosophy can be modified by cinema. Through examples such as 'Aristotle and Bicycle Thieves' or 'Nietzsche, Clint Eastwood and Natural Born Killers,' Cabrera highlights key points of the films that contribute to the experience of a philosophical problem. This book offers an enlightening encounter between philosophical reflection and cinematographic language, exploring how 100 years of images rethink 2500 years of philosophy.
