Jacqueline Sheean is an Assistant Professor of Spanish. Her research and teaching focus on the intersection of media theory and Spanish cultural studies, engaging issues of memory, authoritarianism, and national identity in 20th and 21st century Spain. Her book, Capital Cinema: Projecting Madrid from Dictatorship to Democracy (University of Toronto Press, 2027), examines how cinematic representations of Madrid reveal the cultural and material endurance of fascism fifty years after the death of Francisco Franco. Her writing on Iberian cinema and media has appeared in the Journal of Spanish Cultural Studies, Revista de Estudios Hispánicos, Arizona Journal of Hispanic Cultural Studies, and Hispania, among other academic venues.