Cosmopolitan and Border Experiences in the Global City of Zootopia
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Film Studies, Zootopia, Global City, Cosmopolitanism, Borderlands, DiversityResumen
Este artículo analiza la película de animación de Walt Disney Zootopia (2016) en el contexto de las representaciones cinematográficas contemporáneas de ciudades globales como zonas fronterizas, pero también como lugares limítrofes, excluyentes, diversos y cosmopolitas. Zootopia es una película sobre el espacio de la ciudad, en este caso, sobre la ciudad global llamada Zootopia. La película es un reflejo de las ciudades globales contemporáneas en las que la negociación del espacio es un tema recurrente. Retrata una moderna metrópolis formada por diferentes barrios con entornos muy diferentes como el desierto, la jungla o la tundra, todos comprendidos en un mismo espacio y separados por fronteras físicas. Animales de todos los entornos, tamaños y formas conviven en la ciudad, pero entre ellos se erigen fronteras físicas y metafóricas. La película promueve un mensaje inclusivo rompiendo fronteras en la ciudad global y retratando momentos de apertura entre los protagonistas, una conejita y un zorro.
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