Elementos fílmicos y lingüísticos en la adaptación traductológica de los mockumentaries
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El mockumentary es un género fílmico híbrido que combina diferentes códigos y géneros: el documental, la parodia y la deconstrucción (Roscoe & Hight, 2001; Hight, 2010). Para esta investigación se ha seleccionado un corpus de textos audiovisuales procedentes de tres mockumentaries: CSA (Kevin Willmott, 2004), Forgotten Silver (Peter Jackson y Costa Botes, 1995) y Opération Lune (William Karel, 2002) donde se examinan los diferentes componentes de este género, los referentes culturales (Dore, 2019; Ranzato, 2011; Werner, 2010) y el humor presentes (Zabalbeascoa, 1996, 2012) con el objetivo de crear una guía útil para traductores a la hora de abordar estas adaptaciones.
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