Cinephile Consumption and Contemporary Culture: A Overview

Abstract

This article seeks to introduce the reader into the world of cinephilia that uses the Internet as a collaborative and universal cinematheque, putting their consumption practices in dialogue with discussions essential to understanding contemporary culture. Will focus on the extent of subaltern cities, where spectators conduct their searches by the rarity of the films, the stage fracturing program governed by the logic of Multiplex, whose grids are assembled from the likely profitability of movies.