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Encountering the thing from another world!(Robin Wood)(Essay): An article from: CineAction
Tony Williams
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Neither hand, nor foot, nor kidney: biopower, body parts and human flows in Stephen Frears' Dirty Pretty Things.(Critical essay): An article from: CineAction
Larissa Lai
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The new James Bond: and globalization theory, inside and out.(GLOBAL CINEMA)(Critical essay): An article from: CineAction
Steven W. Thomas
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"Do I disgust you?" or, tirez pas sur La Pianiste.(Critical Essay): An article from: CineAction
Robin Wood
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Hop on pop: jiangshi films in a transnational context.(GLOBAL CINEMA)(Critical essay): An article from: CineAction
Stephanie Lam
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Sounds like Canada: a reexamination of the development of Canadian cinema-verite.(DOCUMENTARY)(Critical essay): An article from: CineAction
Michael Longfield
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Atrocities at the door: Peter Brook's Tell Me Lies, images of terror and brechtian aesthetics.(Critical essay): An article from: CineAction
Gale Reference Team
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Man(n) of the West(ern).(Anthony Mann)(Critical essay): An article from: CineAction
Robin Wood
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Free films made freely: Paolo Gioli and experimental filmmaking in Italy.(GLOBAL CINEMA)(Critical essay): An article from: CineAction
Patrick Rumble
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Antonioni's orgy.(Michelangelo Antonioni's 'Red Desert')(Critical essay): An article from: CineAction
George Porcari
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Trace and travesty: how the Columbus of Sex became My Secret Life.(Movie review): An article from: CineAction
Stephen Broomer
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Slow fuse: the cinematic strategies of Tsai Ming-Liang.(Critical essay): An article from: CineAction
Marc Saint-Cyr
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Critical voices: points of view in and on The Thin Red Line.: An article from: CineAction
Jeremy Millington
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Six films.(TORONTO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL)(Movie review): An article from: CineAction
Richard Lippe
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Deciphering Lust, Caution.(Critical essay): An article from: CineAction
Alice Shih
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Takashi Miike's cinema of outrage.: An article from: CineAction
Anthony (African American musician) Williams
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Pop star is the medium is the message: The Man Who Fell to Earth.(Critical essay): An article from: CineAction
Milan Pribisic
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A cinema of recession: micro-budgeting, micro-drama, and the "mumblecore" movement.: An article from: CineAction
Aria San Filippo
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Sharon Lockhart and Steve McQueen: inside the frame of structural film.(Critical essay): An article from: CineAction
Edward Bacal
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Body and Soul.(Critical essay): An article from: CineAction
Stuart Hands
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The literary critic, the nineteenth century novel and the wire.(Essay): An article from: CineAction
Garry Watson
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Who's bleeding whom? Analyzing the cultural flows of blaxploitation cinema, then and now.(Critical essay): An article from: CineAction
John Semley
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Gay guerrilla filmmaking and terrorist chic: Toronto filmmaker Bruce LaBruce discusses his latest art/porn feature, The Raspberry Reich.(Interview): An article from: CineAction
Matthew Hays
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Convergence culture and the Caped Crusader: Batman and the environment of new media.(Superheroes)(Essay): An article from: CineAction
Dru H. Jeffries
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National Reconciliation and its performative limitations: John Boorman's in My Country and Fanta Regina Nacro's Night of Truth.(Critical essay): An article from: CineAction
Jeremy Maron
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Doubting Thomas Michelangelo Antonioni's Blow-Up.(Critical essay): An article from: CineAction
George Porcari
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The centre cannot hold: betrayals in Alfred Hitchcock's Topaz.(Critical Essay): An article from: CineAction
Justin E.A. Busch
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Gran Torino: Clint Eastwood as fallen saviour.(Critical essay): An article from: CineAction
William Beard
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The purpose of plot and the place of Joan Bennett in Fritz Lang's The Woman in the Window.(Critical Essay): An article from: CineAction
Andrew Klevan
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In the web with David Cronenberg: Spider and the new auteurism.(Cover Story): An article from: CineAction
Reni Celeste
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THEY KILL FOR LOVE.(erotic thriller as a film genre)(Critical Essay): An article from: CineAction
Douglas Keesey
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Flowing desire, floating souls: modern cultural landscape in Tsai Ming-Liang's Taipei trilogy.: An article from: CineAction
I-Fen Wu
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