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Publications : Departmental Publications : Post Script : Back Issues : Vols. 11 - 15
Vol 11, No. 1 - Japanese Cinema
  Kazuo’s Life as a Cameraman
The Economy of Sexuality in The Mistress
Memory and Nostalgia in Kurosawa
Morita Revising Ozu in The Family Game
New Narrative Film in Japan
Book Review: Japanese Films: A Filmography and Commentary
 
Vol 11, No. 2 - John Cassavetes Special Issue
  The Road Not Taken
Cassavetes’s Working Methods: An Interview with Al Ruban and Seymour Cassel
John Cassavetes’s Transgressive Impulse in Performance and Style
Cassavetes’ Love Streams
Program Notes from the American Tour of the Complete Films
A Review of Cassavetes Criticism
Cassavetees Annotated Bibliography
 
Vol 11, No. 3 
  Interview: Stephen Frears
Reflections on Dead Poets Society
Argentine Cinema, 1976-1991
Home Movie: The Beerdrinker’s Guide to Fitness and Filmmaking
Annual Annotated Bibliography of Film Studies
Book Review: Woody Allen: A Biography
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Vol 12, No. 1
  Silence of the Lambs and Women
Storyteller in Wings of Desire
Late Kuroswa: Kagemusha and Ran
Peter Greenaway’s A Zed and Two Noughts
Horror Films of Oliver Stone
Book Reviews: The Press: Observed and Projected; All that Hollywood Allows: Rereading Gender      in 1950s Melodrama
Vol 12, No. 2 - Film Acting
  Introduction
Interview: Lindsay Crouse
Theoretical Issues in Studies of Film Acting
Clint Eastwood in White Hunter, Black Heart
“Excess” in Film Acting
The Rendering of Joan of Arc in Cinema
Vol 12, No. 3 - Paul Verhoeven
  Paul Verhoeven Interview
Total Recoil: The Schwarzenegger Body on Postmodern Mars
The Politics of Total Recall
Basic Instinct as White Noir
Annual Bibliography of Film Studies
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Vol 13, No.1 - Film Theory
  Introduction
Affect, Cognition, and the Power of Movies
Cognition, Emotion and Cinematic Narrative
Cognitive Account of Cinematic Illusion
Cognitive Approach to Continuity
Blue Steel and Progressive Feminism in the ’90s
‘Look Back’ in Cinema
 
Vol 13, No. 2
 

Generic Crossroads with Thelma and Louise
Visual and Musical Construction in Gone with the Wind
Presence of the Past in The Moderns
Role of Spectacle and Excess in the Critique of Illusion
The Thin Blue Line and the Limits of Documentary
Book Reviews: Autopsy and Streetwalking on a Ruined Map

 
Vol 13, No. 3
 

Interview, Film Editor Pietro Scalia
Eros and Nietzchean Intertexuality in Visconti, Mahler, and Mann
Robert Altman’s O. C. and Stiggs
Faulkner’s “Appendix” and The Big Sleep
Annual Bibliography of Film Studies

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Vol 14, No. 1, 2 - Psychoanalysis and Film
  Introduction
Seduced and Abandoned? Feminist Film Theory and Psychoanalysis in the 1990s
Safeguarding the Real Advances: Psychoanalysis and the History of Film Theory
Returns in the Real: Lucan and the Future of Psychoanalysis in Film studies
Psychoanalysis and Cinema Studies: A “Queer” Perspective
“Well, I Guess I Must Make You Nervous”: Woman and the Space of Alien3
I Burn for Him: Female Masochism and the Iconography of Melodrama in Stahl’s Back Street      (1932)
A Turn for the Better?—Genre and Gender in Girl from Hunan and Other Recent Mainland
     Chinese Films
Fassbinder’s Ali and the Politics of Subject-Formation
Homocolonialism: Looking for Latinos in Apartment Zero and Paris is Burning
Book Review: Illuminating Shadows: The Mythic Power of Film
 
Vol 14, No. 3
  Slippery When Wet: En-Sexualized Transgression in the Films of Pedro Almodóvar
Bakhtinian Dialogics in Hector Babenco’s Kiss of the Spider Woman
Murnau’s Nosferatu: Romantic Painting as Horror and Desire in Expressionist Cinema
Batman Returns: From the Comic(s) to the Grotesque
Annual Bibliography of Film Studies
Book Reviews: Screen Memories, Film: An International History of the Medium, and Cinema: The      First Hundred Years
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Vol 15, No. 1 - Canadian Cinema.
  Introduction
Canada’s Ten Best
Middle of Nowhere: Ontario Movies After 1980
Léo Who?: Questions of Identity and Culture in Jean-Claude Lauzon’s Léolo
Technology’s Body: Cronenberg, Genre, and the Canadian Ethos
Nature, Culture, Documentary: The Films of Kevin McMahon
Conversation with Atom Egoyan
Book Review: Atom Egoyan and Canadian Dreams: The Making and Marketing of Independent      Films
 
Vol 15, No. 2 - David Cronenberg
  Introduction: The Cronenberg Project: Literature, Science, Psychology, and the Monster in      Cinema
Lost and Gone Forever: Cronenberg’s Dead Ringers
Somatic Ideas: Cronenberg and the Feminine
Cronenberg’s “Only Really Human Movie”: The Dead Zone
Festering in Thebes: Elements of Tragedy and Myth in Cronenberg’s Films
Medicine, Lust, Surrealism, and Death: Three Early Films of David Cronenberg
Creating a New Reality: Cronenberg on Cronenberg, David Breskin’s Inner Views: Filmmakers in      Conversation and Crhis Rodley’s Cronenberg on Cronenberg
David Cronenberg Filmography
 
Vol 15, No. 3
  Oliver Stone Interview
Next Best Thing to a Time Machine: Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction
Shinoda's Mahihime: Short Story into Action
Monster Boomer: Interview with David Skal
Annual Bibliography of Film Studies, 1995
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