La Roma antigua en el cine
Cinema has played a fundamental role in society for more than a century, and currently this role has increased through the use of new technologies, television and video games. History has always been an object of interest for film buffs and producers, who see it as a different way of telling the pas...
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| Lenguaje: | español |
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2024
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| Sumario: | Cinema has played a fundamental role in society for more than a century, and currently this role has increased through the use of new technologies, television and video games. History has always been an object of interest for film buffs and producers, who see it as a different way of telling the past but through their own ideals of the moment, with the aim of entertaining. For some historians, the scientific and historical accuracy offered by these films is little or non-existent, but what is important in them is the role of history and its transmission through film. If it had not been for these films from the middle of the last century, what concept or history of antiquity would most people of those generations have learned? This paper briefly analyses the films and series that are best known to society, have the greatest impact, and, above all, whose transmission and repercussions help to keep classical antiquity alive in the minds of past, present and future generations. |
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