Journal of Screen Culture
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Vol. 44 No. 4:
Shirley Temple (Francis Guzman)
Tony Scott and Post-Classical Hollywood (Abel Campos)
Cinematic Identification (Jesse Meyers)
Masculinity in Gran Torino (Lindo Sorrentino)
Vol. 44 No. 3:
Kuhle Wampe and Monsieur Verdoux (Andrew Phipps)
Rubble Films from Berlin and Munich (Lisa Natschowny)
Ecocriticism and The Thin Red Line (Simon New)
Japanese Melodrama and Crying Out Love, In the Center of the World (Dimitri Youskos)
Vol. 44 No. 2:
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (Kassie Orlando)
Kiarostami's Shirin (Jemima Poot)
A Film Unfinished (Li Leng)
Inland Empire (Carloz De Souza)
Dog Day Afternoon (Harriet Hope)
Vol. 44 No. 1:
No Country for Old Men (Anton Guidin)
S.A. Truth and Reconciliation Films (Hetchie Armstrong)
Bryanston Noir of 1960s (Malcom Wood)
Jia Zhangke’s 24 City and I Wish I Knew (Jessica Conrich)
Kubrick’s 2001 (Amanda Bolt)
Print Back Issues (available on request, $8 per issue)
X,1 Articles on Kazaan, Godard, Agee, Leon
X,3 Retrospectives on Hitchcock, Wajda
XI,1-2 Special Tenth Anniversary Anthology Issue
XI,3 Film Noir, Leave Her to Heaven, The Reckless Moment, Despair
XII,3 Wiseman’s Welfare, Szabo’s Mephisto, Pasolini’s Pigsty, Schlondorff’s Swann in Love
XIII,2 Special Issue on Feminist film critisism, edited by Janice Welsch
XIII,3 Providence, Forbidden Planet, Cries and Whispers, Acting Styles
XIV,1 Anna Magnani, Pasolini, Music in The 400 Blows
XIV,2 The Big Clock, Gabriela, children in Cinema, interviews, book reviews
XIV,3 Special Issue on Psychoanalysis and Cinema, editied by Sonya Jones
XV,1 Special Issue on Modern British Cinema, edited by Luciana Bohne
XV,2 Pasolini’s Theory and Practice, Modernist Films by Ackerman, Duras, and Rocha, Kings of the Road, La Soufriere, The King of Comedy
XVI,1-2 Special Double Issue on British Cinema, 1900-1975, edited by Wheeler Winston Dixon
XVI,3 Disney and Warner Bros. animation, female narration, Swing Time, Wings of Desire
XVII,1 Cavalier’s Therese, Albert Brooks, Kricfalusi interviews, books
XVII,2-3 Special Double Issue on “Interpretation, Inc.”: Issues in Contemporary Film Studies, edited by David Bordwell
XVIII,1 Kuleshov’s Mr. West, Kurosawa’s early thrillers, Thelma and Louise
XVIII,2 Central American Cinema
XVIII,3-XIX,1 Special Double Issue on Fred Zinnemann, edited by Arthur Nolletti, Jr.
XIX,2 Vertigo, Naked, Days and Nights in the Forest; Eisenstein and Woody Allen
XIX,3 The New Auteurism: Egoyan, van Ackeren, Holland, Pasolini, Scorsese
XX,1-2 Special Double Issue on New Film Theory, edited by Wheeler Winston Dixon
XX,3 Special Issue on the Western, edited by Michael Vella and Luciana Bohne
XXI,1 Blade Runner, The Bicycle Thief, Scarlet Street, British B-Films
XXI,2 Special Issue on Post-Communist Cinema, edited by Andrew Horton
XXI,3 Basic Instinct, The Big Heat, feminist and gay male spectatorship, remakes, Trinh T. Minh-ha interview
XXII,1 Special Issue on Genre, edited by Christopher Orr
XXII,2 Hitchcock’s Silent Films, Schindler’s List, The Decaloque
XXII,3 Early Avant-Garde, Le Mepris, Bound, books
XXIII,2-3 Special Double Issue on Douglas Sirk, edited by Gerd Gemunden
XXIV,1 John Woo, Elvis, Henry Fool, The Full Monty
XXIV,2 Leigh’s BBC Films, Rope, To Live, Syberberg on Adolphe Appia, books
XXV,1 The Thin Red Line, Une Femme Est une Femme, Regeneration, Cain and Noir
XXV,2 Wong Kar-Wai, Australian films in America, Bazin on film technique, books
XXV,3 Special issue on New Zealand Cinema, edited by Andrew Horton
XXVI,1 Return of Martin Guerre/Sommersby, Stage Fright, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, books
XXVI,2 Being John Malkovich, To Be or Not To Be, La Nouba