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Issues : Vols. 6 - 10 |
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| Vol
6, No. 1 - Philosophy and Film |
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Philosophic
Dialogue on Film
The Aesthetics of Film Dialogue
Locating Truth in Film
Idealist and Realist Theories of Documentary
William Friedkin Interview (Part 2) |
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| Vol
6, No. 2 - Autobiography and Film |
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Lizzie Borden
Interview
Fellini as Autobiographer
Woody Allen in the 80s
Choreography as Autobiography in All That Jazz
Wim Wenders in America
Luis Bunuel
Book Review: Kurosawa’s Something Like an Autobiography |
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| Vol
6, No. 3 |
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Francis Coppola
Interview
The Conversation and Sound Technology
Citizen Kane through Zelig
A Disney Film That Wasn’t
Purple Rain and the Prince Aesthetic
Annual Bibliography of Film Studies
Book Review: A Certain Tendency of the Hollywood Cinema, 1930-1980 |
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| Vol
7, No. 1 - French Cinema |
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Before Fantomas
Immigrant Artists and the Look of French Films
Carné’s Les Portes de la Nuit
Sartre and Citizen Kane
Sartre and Cinema
Le Camion de Marguerite Duras |
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| Vol
7, No. 2 - Film and Philosophy |
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Zen and Kurosawa’s
Films
Escape and Commitment in Rear Window
Virtue and Violence in The Wild Bunch
The
Desire for Embodiment in Citizen Kane
Subjectivity in Last Year at Marienbad |
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| Vol
7, No. 3 |
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Ontological Critique
in Werner Herzog
Film and Phenomenology: Aguirre, Wrath of God
Viewer as Reader in Stroszek
Annual Bibliography of Film Studies
Book Review: German Film and Literature
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| Vol
8, No. 1 |
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Roger Corman
Interview
The Democratic Comedy of Preston Sturges
Aliens and the New Family Romance
Coppola’s Faerie Tale Theatre
Francis Coppola Interview (Part 2)
Book Reviews: Five Screenplays by Preston Sturges; Andy Warhol’s
Art and Films |
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| Vol
8, No. 2 |
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Jack Green Interview
Acting for Theatre and Film
Realism and Artifice in The Southerner; Peter Greenaway Inter-Review
Book Reviews: Psychiatry and Cinema; The Marx Brothers |
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| Vol
8, No. 3 |
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Dream in
Blue Velvet
Raising Arizona and Of Mice and Men
Moon Games in Godard’s Hail Mary
Annual Bibliography of Film Studies, 1988
Book Review: Moving Pictures |
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| Vol.
9, Nos. 1 & 2 |
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Tony Buba Interview
Amadeus on Stage and Screen
John Michael Hayes and The Children’s Hour; The Passenger,
Lacan, and the Real
Yoshimitsu’s Sorekara (And Then)
Fellini-Grotesque
The Rhetoric of Documentary
Book Reviews: Australian Movies and the American Dream; French
Film Theory and Criticism, 1907-1930.
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| Vol.
9, No. 3 |
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Dean Semler Interview
Top Gun and Postmodern Mass Culture Aesthetics
The Visual Design of Casablanca
The Silencing of Women in the Hollywood “Feminist” Film: The Accused
Annual Bibliography of Film Studies  |
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| Vol.
10, No. 1 - Film and/as Technology |
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Harlan Ellison
Interview
Technicolor in Hollywood
Special Effects in Silent Film
Toward a Phenomenology of Cinematic and Electronic Presence
Science Fiction Film in the Age of Electronic (Re)Production |
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| Vol.
10, No. 2 - Feminist Criticism and Film |
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Lizzie Borden’s
Working Girls
Gender in Diva
Female Naming in Cinema
Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous in Imitation of Life
Race, Gender, and the Exotic in Love is a Many-Splendored
Thing and The World of Suzie Wong
They Were Sisters: The British Woman’s Film |
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| Vol.
10, No 3. |
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Horton Foote
Interview
Hitchcock and the Transcendence of Tragedy
Hitchcock: Misogynist or Feminist?
Canadian Free Animation
Annual Bibliography of Film Studies
Book Review: Chinese Film Theory |
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