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The fantasy of the US-Mexico border in early 21st century US-American neo-Westerns
This article sets out to explore the different representations of border-crossing scenes in early 21st century American neo-Westerns. The US-Mexico border, defined by Anzaldúa as a “Frontera” becomes a “borderscape” (dell’Agnese) which allows moviemakers to explore the legacy of the Frontier. In rec
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