An aesthetic approach to evil

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Isabel Fernández

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Starting from the exploration of the role of the witch in Disney’s animated stories, this essay intends to establish similarities between witches from fairy tales and the pretext responsible for women who were victims during the witch-hunt between that took place from the 15th till the 18th century. This approach to a model that doesn’t evolve in spite of time is also intended to prove how the figure of the witch still attempts against valuable goods such as family or reproduction, specially when talking of a white heterogeneous couple.

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Isabel Fernández, Facultad de Comunicación Universidad Pompeu Fabra

Filmmaker, screenwriter and film researcher. Communication studies at UTPL, film direction at INCINE, master in film business at the ESCAC in Barcelona and master in film and audiovisual studies contemporaries at the University Pompeu Fabra. His short film "Refill" participated in several international festivals and was a winner of national awards and international. Write and research for the project "Imaginaries of cinema contemporary ”where he dictates the workshop of "Creatures: literary, cinematographic intersections and artistic ”. Actually resides and works in Barcelona where dedicates to his latest project in the audiovisual essays "The thought of the images ”.