Film & Video

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The Texas Chain Saw Massacre

By Dan Hassler-Forest
Subjects: Performing Arts, General, History & Criticism, Horror
Series: film|minutes

A must-have guide to the classic horror film that has lost none of its power to astonish, upset, and terrify viewers

Daleká cesta / Distant Journey

By Jiří Anger
Subjects: Performing Arts, General, History & Criticism, Historical
Series: film|minutes

A pioneering Czech Holocaust film reexamined through digital methods and the ethics of historical memory

Copy/Rights and Early Cinema

Proceedings of the 17th International Domitor Conference

Edited by Clara Auclair, Ian Christie, Martin L. Johnson, Tami Williams, and Colin Williamson
Subjects: Social Science, Media Studies, Performing Arts, History & Criticism
Series: Early Cinema in Review: Proceedings of Domitor

Claiming and defending rights—legal, moral, and human—was central to the development of cinema

Spring In My Hometown

아름다운 시절

By Andrew David Jackson
Subjects: Social Science, Media Studies, Performing Arts, History & Criticism
Series: Cinemas of Asia

A reevaluation of Spring In My Hometown (아름다운 시절), Lee Kwang-mo’s poignant exploration of childhood in wartime

Bride of Frankenstein

By Shane Denson
Subjects: Performing Arts, General, History & Criticism, Horror
Series: film|minutes

Reactivating the familiar classic for contemporary audiences

The Detroit Genre

Race, Dispossession, and Resilience in American Literature and Film, 1967-2023

By Vincent Haddad
Subjects: Literary Criticism, African American, Performing Arts, History & Criticism

The first comprehensive investigation of the literary and popular cultural representations of Detroit
 
 

Crafts, Trades, and Techniques of Early Cinema

By Ian Christie, Priska Morrissey, Louis Pelletier, Valentine Robert, Jean-Pierre Sirois-Trahan, and Tami Williams
Subjects: Art, Film & Video, Social Science, Media Studies, Performing Arts, General
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