Family as Allegory in Italian and Spanish Cinema

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Exploring the role of family as a fundamental social institution, this essay examines how familial dynamics shape responsible adults and reflect broader societal issues. It posits that children's initial experiences within families are crucial for their integration into the community. By analyzing the representations of family in Amelio's "Il ladro di Bambini" and Sauras' "Cría Cuervos," the work delves into the intricate relationships between familial structures and national identity, highlighting the metaphorical significance of these portrayals in understanding social and cultural conflicts.