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DESCRIPTION:Join the Program for Latin America and the Caribbean for a docu
 mentary film screening and discussion. The third film in this four film se
 ries is\, “Stolen Photo\,” by Kevin Coleman from the University of Toronto
 .This event is co-sponsored by the History Department\, the Department of 
 Languages\, Literature and Linguistics\, the Department of Film and Media 
 Arts (VPA)&nbsp\; and the Department of Television\, Radio and Film (Newho
 use).Film Abstract:“Stolen Photo”One hundred years ago\, banana workers we
 nt on strike in Colombia. A U.S.-owned fruit company refused to negotiate.
  A massacre ensued. This is the story of how the company and the Colombian
  military used a photograph to identify workers\, and how the violence of 
 December 1928 mutated into oblivion.Filmmaker:Kevin Coleman is an associat
 e professor of history at the University of Toronto. He is the author of “
 A Camera in the Garden of Eden” (2016) and co-editor of “Capitalism and th
 e Camera” (Verso\, 2021)\, (Chinese-language edition\, 資本主義與相機──論攝影及榨取 [20
 24]) and “Coups d’état in Cold War Latin American” (Cambridge University P
 ress\, 2024). His research has been funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundat
 ion and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council\, and has been
  awarded prizes from the American Historical Association and the Canadian 
 Historical Association. He just completed “Stolen Photo\,” a documentary f
 ilm coproduced by Señal Colombia and supported by the National Film Board 
 of Canada.
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SUMMARY:Screening | ‘Stolen Photo’
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Join the Program for Latin America and the 
 Caribbean for a documentary film screening and discussion. The third film 
 in this four film series is\, “Stolen Photo\,” by Kevin Coleman from the U
 niversity of Toronto.</p><p>This event is co-sponsored by the History Depa
 rtment\, the Department of Languages\, Literature and Linguistics\, the De
 partment of Film and Media Arts (VPA)&nbsp\; and the Department of Televis
 ion\, Radio and Film (Newhouse).</p><p><strong>Film Abstract:</strong></p>
 <p>“Stolen Photo”</p><p>One hundred years ago\, banana workers went on str
 ike in Colombia. A U.S.-owned fruit company refused to negotiate. A massac
 re ensued. This is the story of how the company and the Colombian military
  used a photograph to identify workers\, and how the violence of December 
 1928 mutated into oblivion.</p><p><strong>Filmmaker:</strong></p><p>Kevin 
 Coleman is an associate professor of history at the University of Toronto.
  He is the author of “A Camera in the Garden of Eden” (2016) and co-editor
  of “Capitalism and the Camera”<em> </em>(Verso\, 2021)\, (Chinese-languag
 e edition\, 資本主義與相機──論攝影及榨取 [2024])<em> </em>and “Coups d’état in Cold War
  Latin American”<em> </em>(Cambridge University Press\, 2024). </p><p>His 
 research has been funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and the Social
  Sciences and Humanities Research Council\, and has been awarded prizes fr
 om the American Historical Association and the Canadian Historical Associa
 tion. He just completed “Stolen Photo\,” a documentary film coproduced by 
 Señal Colombia and supported by the National Film Board of Canada.<em></em
 ></p>
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