Film research

Still from The Disappearance of Shere Hite. Photo by Iris Brosch.

Still from The Disappearance of Shere Hite. Photo by Mike Wilson.

Still from 37 Words (2022 ESPN series), directed by Nicole Newnham and Dawn Porter.

Still from 37 Words. Photo by Kate Parker.

I have worked as a researcher on two documentary projects: The Disappearance of Shere Hite and 37 Words.

Writing

El Pejesapo (2007, directed by José Luis Sepúlveda).

Naomi Campbel (2013, directed by Camila José Donoso and Nicolás Videla).

Journal inachevé [Unfinished Diary] (1982, directed by Marilú Mallet).

À Valparaíso (1965, directed by Joris Ivens).

Play (2005, directed by Alicia Scherson).

I have written selected film notes for a series at the Harvard Film Archive: Remapping Latin American Cinema: Chilean Film/Video: 1963-2013.

Other work: translation and editing

Casa Roshell (2017, directed by Camila José Donoso).

Good Manners [As Boas Maneiras] (2017, directed by Marco Dutra and Juliana Rojas).

The Devil Never Sleeps [El diablo nunca duerme] (1994, directed by Lourdes Portillo).

Before My Eyes (2018, directed by Lina Rodríguez).

I have assisted with Spanish translation at the Harvard Film Archive (working on film notes and subtitles for the 2022 ¡Rebeladas! program), served as a research partner at Harvard’s Radcliffe Institute and as an undergraduate summer humanities fellow, and edited academic conference papers.

Alejandro Eduarte Researcher and writer based in Minneapolis, MN

Alejandro Eduarte

Researcher and writer based in Minneapolis, MN