Английская Википедия:Bolivarian Revolution in film

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The Bolivarian Revolution, and related Crisis in Venezuela, have been depicted in several films, both fiction and documentary.

In reference to Latin American, but specifically several Venezuelan, films of the 21st century, Kapur and Wagner wrote that film is "an important medium" for representations of the area and that there is "enduring importance of Latin America in the international struggle to break from neoliberalism."^:113 They compare the conflicts within the Bolivarian Revolution's bases to the conflicts in Venezuelan filmmaking between the Villa del Cine and independent producers;^:121 though the Villa del Cine promotes films with a feeling of "the revolutionary context of Venezuela", its process aims to mimic a Hollywood studio system, marginalizing representation and the communal nature of revolution.^:122

Several writers on film also suggest that Western filmmakers are "drawn to" and document the Bolivarian Revolution and Crisis in Venezuela,^:113-122 and conclude that accurate media representations of the situation in the country are important.^:130 Kapur and Wagner complement some independent national filmmakers for achieving this; they have also criticized films depicting the revolution made both by the Villa del Cine, for turning stories of revolution into romanticized narratives, and internationally, for not managing to present complex full stories of the situation.^:113-122

In line with the propaganda nature of national Venezuelan media, depictions of the revolution as successful are often circulated in the nation, with 2002's The Revolution Will Not Be Televised and 2004's Puente Llaguno: Claves de una Masacre still shown regularly as of 2016.^:236 Comparatively, depictions of the revolution in a negative light may be censored: in 2019, the horror film Infección, in which characters claim the zombie apocalypse at the center of the narrative was caused by the revolution, was banned.

Documentaries

Year	Title	Country	Director	Ref.
2002	The Revolution Will Not Be Televised	Ireland	Kim Bartley and Donnacha Ó Briain
2004	Chavez, Venezuela, and the New Latin America	Cuba	Aleida Guevara
	Puente Llaguno: Claves de una Masacre	Venezuela	Ángel Palacios
	X-Ray of a Lie	Venezuela	Wolfgang Schalk
2006	¿¡Revolución!?	Canada	Charles Gervais
2007	The People and the President: A Portrait of the Bolivarian Revolution	Norway	Strønen and Wærness
2008	Venezuela: Revolution from the Inside Out	United States	Clifton Ross
2009	Inside the Revolution: A Journey into the Heart of Venezuela	United Kingdom	Pablo Navarrete
	South of the Border	United States	Oliver Stone
	Listen to Venezuela	United States	Jyotsna Kapur and Keith B. Wagner
2014	"From the Brink: Venezuela Rising"	United States	Joseph Melhuish
	"Venezuela Divided" episode of Fault Lines	United States
2015	Flor de la Mar	Venezuela	Jorge Thielen Armand
2016	El ocaso del socialismo mágico	Italy Venezuela	Michele Calabresi
2017	In the Shadow of the Revolution	Venezuela, United States	J. Arturo Albarrán and Clifton Ross
2018	Chavismo: The Plague of the 21st Century	Venezuela	Шаблон:Ill
	El pueblo soy yo	Venezuela	Шаблон:Ill
2019	Colateral	Venezuela	Lucrecia Cisneros
2020	A La Calle	Venezuela	Maxx Caicedo and Nelson G. Navarrete
	The Crossing	Colombia	Juliana Peñaranda-Loftus

Fiction films

Year	Title	Country	Director	Ref.
2005	Secuestro Express	Venezuela	Jonathan Jakubowicz
2006	Maroa	Venezuela	Solveig Hoogesteijn
2009	Libertador Morales, el Justiciero	Venezuela	Efterpi Charlambidis
2010	Hermano	Venezuela	Marcel Rasquin
2012	Blue and Not So Pink	Venezuela	Miguel Ferrari
2013	Bad Hair	Venezuela	Mariana Rondón
2015	From Afar	Venezuela	Lorenzo Vigas
2016	La Soledad	Venezuela	Jorge Thielen Armand
2017	The Family	Venezuela	Gustavo Rondón
2019	Infección	Venezuela	Flavio Pedota
2020	La Fortaleza	Venezuela	Jorge Thielen Armand

See also

• Public image of Hugo Chávez
• Venezuelan cinema in the 2020s