Film Lens
Cuero y tinta analyzes the evolution of sports journalism in Spain, focusing on the shift from creating sports fans to engaging in a combative media environment. It discusses how sports journalists once fostered admiration for athletes, regardless of their affiliations, but now face a landscape where readers actively participate in media conflicts.
The documentary examines various aspects of sports reporting, including the role of radio presenters, newspaper reporters, and the impact of scandals like doping and match-fixing. It provides insights into how these changes have shaped the relationship between sports fans and the media, highlighting the complexities of modern sports journalism.
Why Watch
- •See how sports journalism evolved in Spain.
- •Find out about doping scandals in sports.
- •Meet influential radio presenters and newspaper reporters.
Did You Know
•The film was released in 2015 and has a duration of 63 minutes.
•Sports journalists helped create legions of sports lovers over the years.
•The media now engages in an aggressive dialectic war involving readers.
Perfect For
Sports journalismDoping in sportsMedia studies