Mulheres que inspiram: interpretações do feminismo negro no videoclipe Dona de Mim, de Iza

Abstract

The objective of this work is to analyze how interpretations of black feminism are present in the audiovisual narratives in the music video Dona de mim, by the artist Isabela Lima. The analysis methodology was divided into two parts: an analysis of the black feminist movement, in dialogue with the authors Carla Akotirene, bell hooks, Djamila Ribeiro, Lélia Gonzalez and Ceila Almeida. And a technical analysis on the use of cinematographic language, in which Manuela Penafria, Robert, John and Steven methods were used, as well as studies on the signs explained by Stuart Hall. The analysis pointed out that the audiovisual production of the video clip reinforces the double discrimination of gender and race that interferes in the daily life in which the protagonists are inserted.