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Essays

1.

In the second of this two-part essay on Hitchcock as a 'romantic ironist' Menard focuses his attention on the distinctiveness of Hitchcock's form of suspense.

2.

A psychoanalytical analysis using Slovenian theorist Slavoj Žižek’s considerations of Lacan of the concepts love and desire in Patrice Chéreau's Gabrielle.

3.

An analysis arguing for Le Mepris as one of Godard’s most ‘emotionally’ engaged works.

4.

With the recent release of Inside/A l’interieur France has released yet another impressive horror film, signalling yet another boost in the arm to the genre and French cinema in general.

5.

An analysis of the how the changing ideological structure of contemporary China impacts on the aesthetic and stylistic ramifications of Jia Zhangke's two films, Platform and Unknown Pleasures.

6.

Author Hwanhee Lee tackles the knotty moral issues raised in Park Chan-wook's film ??Oldboy??.

7.

An analysis of a handful of recent (and one older) Turkish films within the context of the Turkish film industry and the global marketplace.

8.

An analysis of masculinity in three key Jamaican films.

9.

A comparative analysis of the American architect Frank Lloyd Wright's theoretical and practical speculations on glass and Soviet director Sergei Eisenstein's proposed first sound film project for Paramount, The Glass House.

10.

An analysis of Freddie Francis' minor masterpiece in psychological and supernatural horror.

11.

An introduction to the theme of nostalgia in the films of Sergio Leone.

12.

An in-depth analysis of Andrew Dominik's fascinating study of melancholia in the guise of a Western

13.

In-depth script analysis of Robert Towne's Tequila Sunrise.

14.

A thematic and formal analysis of the environmental thread across a group of mainly low budget, independent horror films that showed at Fantasia 2007.

15.

Relying on secondary sources and an in-depth formal analysis, author Richard Wallace takes a plunge into defining the ineffable: the Lubitsch Touch.


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