Recently added articles from Canadian Journal of Film Studies:
THE HORSE WHO DRANK THE SKY: FILM EXPERIENCE BEYOND NARRATIVE AND THEORY
Apr 01, 2009; ... THE HORSE WHO DRANK THE SKY: FILM EXPERIENCE BEYOND NARRATIVE AND THEORY Murray Pomerance New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press, 2008, 257 pp. Reviewed by Aaron Taylor Let it be plainly said: Murray Pomerance is our most intriguing advocate for the importance of attending to ...
CELULOID VAMPIRES: LIFE AFTER DEATH IN THE MODERN WORLD
Apr 01, 2009; ... CELULOID VAMPIRES: LIFE AFTER DEATH IN THE MODERN WORLD Stacey Abbott Austin: University of Texas Press, 2007, 266 pp. Reviewed by Murray Leeder For some time, scholars with an interest in vampire films have had to rely on an array of soft, semi-academic and, at worst, downright ...
NOW PLAYING: EARLY MOVIEGOING AND THE REGULATION OF FUN
Apr 01, 2009; ... NOW PLAYING: EARLY MOVIEGOING AND THE REGULATION OF FUN Paul S. Moore Horizons of Cinema Series, Albany: State University of New York Press, 2008, 250 pp. Reviewed by Joan Nicks If fun was the spirit behind early moviegoing, then regulation was the engine that turned moviegoing ...
MASCULINE SINGULAR: FRENCH NEW WAVE CINEMA
Apr 01, 2009; ... MASCULINE SINGULAR: FRENCH NEW WAVE CINEMA Geneviève Sellier Translated by Kristin Ross. Durham: Duke University Press, 2008, 269 pp. Reviewed by Julianne Pidduck In Masculine Singular: French New Wave Cinema, Geneviève Sellier insists upon sexual difference as a pivotal ...
WHATEVER HAPPENED TO UNDERGROUND FILM?
Apr 01, 2009; ... SUBVERSION: THE DEFINITIVE HISTORY OF UNDERGROUND CINEMA Duncan Reekie London and New York: Wallflower Press, 2007, 259 pp. A HISTORY OF ARTISTS' FILM AND VIDEO IN BRITAIN David Curtis London: British Film Institute, 2007, 312 pp. PRACTICAL DREAMERS: CONVERSATIONS WITH MOVIE ...