ONLINE CUMULATIVE INDEX TO CINEASTE VOLUME I (1967) THROUGH VOLUME XXXIV (2009)
by Cineaste Editors
This Online Cumulative Index to Cineaste includes material published from Vol. I, No. 1 (1967) through Volume XXXIV, No. 4 (2009). While we have done our best to make this index as comprehensive and as accurate as possible, we would appreciate being notified of any errors or omissions. Please note that copies of The Cineaste Cumulative Index, 1967-2001, which includes an introductory essay and the Editorial from our twentieth anniversary issue, are still available for sale through this Website.
Key: First number is the volume number; second number is the issue number; third and subsequent numbers are page numbers. Articles are arranged alphabetically by author; interviews are arranged alphabetically by interviewee; film reviews by film title; and book reviews by book author’s name.
ARTICLES
Abramson, Marc: “Mountains, Monks, and Mandalas: Kundun and Seven Years in Tibet,” 23:3, 8-12
Achugar, Walter: “Walter Achugar on Latin American Cinema,” 4:3, 35 & 52
Adorno, T.W.: “The Culture Industry,” 5:1, 8-11
Alea, Tomás Gutierréz: “I Wasn’t Always a Filmmaker,” 14:1, 36-68
Aleiss, Angela: “Iron Eyes Cody: Wannabe Indian,” 25:1, 30-31
—————: “Native Americans: The Surprising Silents,” 21:3, 34-35
Altman, Rick: “The Sound of Sound: A Brief History of the Reproduction of Sound in Movie Theaters,” 21:1-2, 68-71
Alvin, Rebecca M: “A Night at the Movies: From Art House to ‘Microcinema,’” 32:3, 4-7
Amelio, Gianni: “The Birth and Death of a Nation,” 28:1, 19-20
Andersen, Thom: “The Political Documentary in America Today,” 30:3, 32-33
Andrew, Dudley: “Bazin Before Cahiers: Cinematic Politics in Postwar France,” 12:1, 12-16
Andrew, Geoff: “British Cinema Questionnaire,” 26:4, 64-65
Anonymous, An American Student: “Film Study Abroad: The London School of Film Technique,” 3:1, 4-7 & 31
Ansen, David: “Film Criticism in America Today: A Critical Symposium,” 26:1, 27-28
Antin, Eduardo (Quintin): “International Film Criticism Today: A Critical Symposium,” 31:1, 30
Arnove, Anthony: “Cautionary Tales: Documentaries on the U.N. Sanctions and War with Iraq,” 28:2, 21-23
Arthur, Paul & Janet Cutler: “On the Rebound: Hoop Dreams and Its Discontents,” 21:3, 22-24
Arthur, Paul: “Adam Curtis's Nightmare Factory: A British Documentarian Declares War on the 'War on Terror',” 33:1, 14-17
—————: “Unseen No More?: The Avant-Garde on DVD,” 32:1, 6-13
—————: “Extreme Makeover: The Changing Face of Documentary,” 30:3, 18-23
—————: “True Confessions, Sort Of: Capturing the Friedmans and the Dilemma of Theatrical Documentary,” 28:4, 4-7
—————: “How the West Was Spun: McCabe and Mrs. Miller and Genre Revisionism,” 28:3,18-20
—————: “Escape from Freedom: The Films of Dusan Makavejev,” 27:1, 11-15
—————: “Reviving Orson: or Rosebud, Dead or Alive,” 25:3, 10-13
—————: “Let Us Now Praise Famous Yokels: Dadetown and Other Retreats,” 23:1, 30-33
Asfour, Nana: “Reclaiming Palestine, One Film at a Time,” 34:3, 18-24
—————: “Palestinian Perspectives: New Documentaries on the Israeli/Palestinian Conflict,” 28:1, 24-27
—————: “The Politics of Arab Cinema: Middle Eastern Filmmakers Face Up to Their Reality,” 26:1, 46-48
—————: “The Second Beirut International Film Festival,” 24:2-3, 77 & 69
Aufderheide, Pat: “The Final Word: The Independent Production Service,” 17:1, 48
—————: “Oliver Stone as Pulp Artist,” a contribution to “Platoon on Inspection: A Critical Symposium,” 15:4, 4-11
—————: “The Final Word: Political Film,” 16:1-2, 92
—————: Contribution to ‘‘Marxist Film Criticism: A Symposium,” 9:4, 21
—————: “Werner Herzog’s Heart of Glass: Con,” 8:4, 33-34
—————: “The Changing Documentary Marketplace,” 30:3, 24-28
Auster, Al & Leonard Quart: “The Working Class Goes to Hollywood,” 9:1, 4-7
Auster, Al: “American Cinema of the Sixties,” 13:2, 4-12
—————:“Gotta Sing! Gotta Dance! New Theory and Criticism of the Musical,” 12:4, 30-35
—————: “Contribution to Marxist Film Criticism: A Symposium,” 9:4, 21-22
—————: “Mary Pickford (1983-1979): The Star the Working Class Found,” 9:4 42-43
—————: “Hollywood and Vietnam: The Triumph of the Will,” 9:3, 4-9
—————: “Sherlock Holmes, Where Are You When We Really Need You?,” 7:3, 32-33
Ayers, Richard: “Pauline Kael, The Film Critic with a Chip on Her Shoulder,” 1:2, 6-9 & 27
Backstein, Karen: “A Second Look: The Red Shoes,” 20:4, 42-43
—————: “The Cinematic Jazz of Julie Dash,” 19:4, 88
Bader, Eleanor: “Coping and Caring: Films on the AIDS Crisis,” 17:1, 18-19
Balde, Gibril: “Blood of the Condor,” 4:3,11
Baraka, Amiri: “New Jack City,” 18:3, 17
Barker, Cliff: “Is 2001 Worth Seeing Twice?,” 2:1, 15-16
Baron, Cynthia: “Performances in Adaptation: Analyzing Human Movement in Motion Pictures, 31.2, 48-55.
Barton, Ruth: “Feisty Colleens and Faithful Sons: Gender in Irish Cinema,” 24:2-3, 40-45
Basoli, A.G., “Redefining Human Rights: “The Human Rights Watch Film Festival,” 27:4, 34-35
Bates, Peter: “Lost and Found: Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer,” 17:4, 55-57
Batlouni, Barbara Shahin: “Bibliography and Filmography on the Arab Image in Media,” 17:1, supp. 21-23
Baxandall, Lee: Contribution to “Marxist Film Criticism: A Symposium,” 9:4, 18-19
—————: Contribution to Critical Symposium on “The Left and Porno,” 7:4, 30
Beck, Calvin T.: “Knocking the Establishment’s View of Violence, or Cubing the Squares,” 2:3, 10 & 27
Becker, Michael: “2004?,” 2:1, 17
Belton, John: “Can Hitchcock Be Saved from Hitchcock Studies?” 28:4, 16-21
—————: “The Bionic Eye: Zoom Esthetics,” 11:1, 20-27
—————: “Dexterity in a Void: The Formalist Esthetics of Alfred Hitchcock,” 10:3, 9-13
Benson, Edward: “Film Censorship and the New Right,” 11:4, 16
Bhatty, Robin, “Islamic Fundamentalism at War Against America: New Documentaries on Religion and Politics in the Islamic World,” 27:2, 20-23, 61
Bickerton, Emilie: “Reinventing Realism: The Art and Politics of the Dardenne Brothers,” 31:2, 14-18
Bickley, Daniel: “The Cinema of Moral Dissent: A Report from the Gdansk Film Festival,” 11:1, 10-15
—————: “Humanism and Socialism: The Contemporary Hungarian Cinema,” 9:2, 30-35
—————: “Bernardo Bertolucci’s 1900: A Preview,” 7:4, 1
Bignardi, Irene: “The Making of The Battle of Algiers,” 25:2, 14-22
Bishop, Rod, Heinz Schutte, & D.B. Jones: “Mataungan: A Film on ‘Development’ and the Tolai People in Niugini,” 5:3, 53-57
Biskind, Peter: Contribution to “Marxist Film Criticism: A Symposium,” 9:4, 22-23
————: “Ripping Off Zapata: Revolution Hollywood Style,” 7:2, 10-15
Blumenfeld, Gina: “The (Next To) Last Word on Lina Wertmüller,” 7:2, 2-5 & 50
Bogart, Will: “The Film Chamber at New Cinema Workshop,” 2:3, 16
Bolt, Robert: “Apologia,” (on his screenplay for Lawrence of Arabia), 21:4, 33-34
Bondanella, Peter: “Three Neorealist Classics by Vittorio De Sica,” 23:1, 52-53
————: “Amarcord, Fellini & Politics,” 19:1, 36-43 & 32
Boyd, Herbert: “Warren Beatty’s Bulworth: What’s the True Value of Bulworth?,” 24:1, 11
————: “Malcolm After Mecca: Pan-Africanism and the OAAU,” 19:4, 11-112
Boyd, Todd: “Popular Culture and Political Empowerment: The Americanization and Death of Malcolm X,” 19:4, 12-13
Boyle, Deirdre: “Homevideo: Paper Tiger Television,” 14:2, 46-47
Bradeanu, Adina: “Romanian Documentaries and the Communist Legacy,” 32:3, 45-46
Brady, Robert: “Directing Actors for Film,” 2:1, 21
Brando, Marlon: “Oscar Speech,” 5:4, 64
Brasell, R. Bruce: “Bullets, Ballots and Bibles: Documenting the History of the Gay and Lesbian Struggle in America (Coming Out Under Fire, Ballot Measure 9, and One Nation Under God),” 21:4, 17-21
Braverman, Robert: “The Chicken or the Egg,” 2:1, 19-20
Breitbart, Eric: “Point of Production: Films About Work and Workers,” 7:2, 26-29
Bren, Frank: “Hong Kong’s Fifty Years of Electric Shadows,” 23:1, 41
Briggs, Joe Bob: “Who Dat Man? Shaft and the Blaxploitation Genre,” 28:2, 24-29
————: “Big Bosoms and Square Jaws: Russ Meyer, King of the Sex Film,” 31:1, 20-26
————: Contribution to “Cult Cinema: A Critical Symposium,” 34:1, 43-44
Brill, Ernie & Lenny Rubenstein: “The Best Are Dead or Numb: A Second Look at Andrzej Wajda’s Ashes and Diamonds,” 11:3, 22-26
Brode, Douglas: “Reflections on the Tradition of the Movie Western,” 2:2, 2-6
Bronski, Michael: “From Brokeback Mountain: The Changing Nature of Queer Film Criticism,” 33:2, 22-26
—————: “Positive Images & the Coming Out Film: The Art and Politics of Gay and Lesbian Cinema,” 26:1, 20-26
—————: “Gods and Monsters: The Search for the Right Whale,” 24:4, 10-14
Brown, Royal S.: “Celine and Julie Go Boating,” 23:3, 30-31
—————: “Back from Among the Dead: The Restoration of Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo,” 23:1, 4-9
—————: “Film Music: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly,” 21:1-2, 62-61
Brown, Royal & Christopher Sharrett: “No Country for Old Men: Pro & Con Reviews of Hollywood's 'Best Picture of the Year',” 33:3, 8-13
Brownlow, Kevin: “The Making of David Lean’s Film of The Bridge on the River Kwai,” 22:2, 10-16
—————: “Cinematic Theology,” 10:4, 20-21
Brunsdon, Charlotte: “London Films: From Private Gardens to Utopian Moments,” 26:4, 43-46
Buckner, Noel, Mary Dore, David Paskin & Sam Sills: “History is Made at Night: The Case for The Good Fight,” 17:3, 18-21
Burton, Julianne: “Memories of Underdevelopment in the Land of Overdevelopment,” 8:1, 16-21 & 58
Butcher, Pedro: “International Film Criticism Today: A Critical Symposium,” 31:1, 32
Byg, Barton: “What Might Have Been: DEFA Films of the Past and the Future of German Cinema,” 17:4, 9-15
Byrne, Gabriel: “Irish Cinema at the Crossroads: A Filmmakers’ Symposium,” 24:2-3, 70
Cadalso, Isabel: “Pedro Almodovar: A Spanish Perspective,” 18:1, 36-37
Callenbach, Ernest: Contribution to Critical Symposium on “The Left and Porno,” 7:4, 30-31
Canham, Cleve: “A Day in the Life of Gaily, Gaily,” 2:3, 13-15
Caputi, Jane & Helene Vann: “Questions of Race and Place: Comparative Racism in Imitation of Life (1934) and Places in the Heart (1984),” 15:4, 16-21
Carlson, Jerry: “Homevideo: The Czechoslovak New Wave,” 17:3, 60
Carnes, Mark C.: “Shooting (Down) the Past: Historians vs. Hollywood,” 29:2, 45-49
Carney, John: “Irish Cinema at the Crossroads: A Filmmakers’ Symposium,” 24:2-3, 70
Carr, Jay: “Film Criticism in America Today: A Critical Symposium,” 26:1, 28
Carreno, Richard D.: “French Film Magazines: Biased But Fun,” 2:2, 13-14 & 19
—————: “Made in U.S.A.: The Cliché of French Anti-Americanism,” 1:3, 3-4
Carruthers, Susan L: “Bodies of Evidence: New Documentaries on Iraq War Veterans,” 34:1, 26-31
__________: “Question Time: The Iraq War Revisited,” 32:4, 12-17
__________: “Say Cheese!: Operation Iraqi Freedom on Film,” 32:1, 30-36
Carson, Diane: “Acting in the Cinema,” 31:4, 60
Cattini, Alberto & Daniele Protti: “Political Engagement in the Italian Cinema,” 3:4, 28-29
Casal, Lourdes (with Marvin Surkin): “Recent Cuban Cinema,” 6:4, 22
Cashill, Robert: “All Things Kong-sidered,” 31:2, 39-43
—————: “The Montreal World Film Festival,” 32:1, 84-85
Ceplair, Larry & Steven Englund: “The Communist Party in Hollywood,” 10:1, 2-13
Ceplair, Larry: “Righting a Wrong: Paul Jarrico and the Correction of Blacklist-Era Screen Credits,” 32:4, 30-33
—————: “The Many 50th Anniversaries of Salt of the Earth,” 29:2, 8-9
—————: “Shedding Light on Darkness at High Noon,” 27:4, 20-22
—————: “Who Wrote What?: A Tale of a Blacklisted Screenwriter and His Front,” 18:2, 18-21
—————: “The Squishiness of Current Blacklist Documentaries,” 16:4, 26-27
—————: “A B-Movie for Middle Class Liberals,” a contribution to “Platoon on Inspection: A Critical Symposium,” 15:4, 4-11
—————: “The Politics of Compromise in Hollywood: A Case Study,” (on Blockade) 8:4, 2-7
Chamish, Barry: “The Black Banana: Sex, Religion, and Satire in the Israeli Cinema,” 11:4, 26-29
Champ Libre Editorial Board: “Critical Notes on the Articles : ‘The Cinema as it Relates to the Forces of Our Society’ and ‘Political Situation of Quebec Cinema’,” 5:3, 20
Chen Kaige: “Breaking the Circle: The Cinema and Cultural Change in China,” 17:3, 28-31
Chen, Pauline: “Screening History: New Documentaries on the Tiananmen Events in China,” 22:1, 18-22
Cheshire, Godfrey: “Film Criticism in America Today: A Critical Symposium,” 26:1, 28-29
—————: “How to Read Kiarostami,” 25:4, 8-15
Cheuk-to, Li: “International Film Criticism Today: A Critical Symposium,” 31:1, 36-37
Chew, Richard: “The Art and Craft of Film Editing: A Critical Symposium,” 34:2, 54-64
Chibnall, Stephen: “Britain’s Funk Soul Brothers: Gender, Family and Nation in the New Brit-Pics,” 26:4, 38-42
Chikhaoui, Tahar: “International Film Criticism Today: A Critical Symposium,” 31:1, 42-43
Childs, Richard B.: “A Place for the Young Filmmaker,” 2:4, 6 & 31
Chisolm, Richard: “The Free-Lance Conscience,” 16:3, 26
Chow, Lesley: “The Actor’s Voice,” 31:4, 33-35
Ciment, Michel: Contributor to “International Film Criticism Today: A Critical Symposium,” 31:1, 33-34
Cineaste Editors: “The Cineaste Editors’ Choices for Favorite, Worst, and Funniest Historical Films,” 29:2, 69
Cineaste Editors: “Cineaste Editors Select the Ten Best Political Films, 1967—2007,” 32:4, 33
Cinema Engagé: “Engaged Cinema in the United States,” 1:3, 16-17 & 29
Cinemaya Staff: “Leftist Chinese Cinema of the Thirties,” 17:3, 36-37
Clark, Mike: “Film Criticism in America Today: A Critical Symposium,” 26:1, 29-30
Coates, Anne V.: “The Art and Craft of Film Editing: A Critical Symposium,” 34:2, 54-64
Cohan, Carley & Gary Crowdus: “Reflections on Roger & Me, Michael Moore and His Critics,” 17:4, 25-27
Cole, Lester: Contribution to “Marxist Film Criticism: A Symposium,” 9:4, 23-24
Comey, Jeremiah: “Acting in the Cinema,” 31:4, 61
Conrad, Randall: “No Blacks or Whites: The Making of Luis Buñuel’s The Young One,” 20:3, 28-34
—————: “A Magnificent and Dangerous Weapon: The Politics of Luis Buñuel’s Later Films,” 7:4, 10-18 & 51
—————: “The Minister of the Interior is on the Telephone: The Early Films of Luis Buñuel,” 7:3, 2-14
Contis, Angelike: “International Film Criticism Today: A Critical Symposium,” 31:1, 35-36
Cooper, Duncan: “Who Killed Spartacus?,” 18:3, 18-27
—————: “Dalton Trumbo vs. Stanley Kubrick: Their Debate Over Arthur Koestler’s The Gladiators,” 18:3, 34-37
—————: “Spartacus: A Second Look,” 6:3, 30-31
Cooper, Karen: “The Political Documentary in America Today,” 30:3, 34
Cooper, Margaret: “The Abortion Film Wars: Combat in the Media Zone,” 15:2, 8-12
Coover, Roderick: “ ‘Touchy Subjects’ Amir Muhammad’s Films on Race and Power in Malaysia,” 32:3, 8-10
Cornell, Katherine F.: “The Cinema of Ambivalence: Recent Films from Central and Eastern Europe,” 21:3, 28-30
—————: “After the Wall: Eastern European Cinema Since 1989,” 19:4, 43-46
Crawford, Pamela: “Andy Warhol’s Chelsea Girls,” 1:3, 20-21
Crofts, Stephen & Olivia Rose: Contribution to “Sign and Countersign: Raymond Durgnat Responds to His Critics,” 10:4, 16-17
Cronin, Paul: “On Film-Making: An Introduction to the Craft of the Director,” 30:3, 46-47
Cross, Alice: “Thelma & Louise: The Bimbo and the Mystery Woman,” 18:4, 32-34
Crowdus, Gary: “Looking Back at Our Beginnings: A Personal History of Cineaste,” 32:4, 38-42.
—————: “Starstruck in Montreal,” 30:1, 74-75
—————: “The Montreal World Film Festival,” 29:1, 91
—————: “The Montreal World Film Festival,” 26:1, 49
—————: “Getting Exercised Over Fight Club,” 25:4, 46-48
—————: “Words, Words, Words: Recent Shakespearean Films,” 23:4, 13-19
—————: “The Montreal World Film Festival Wages Cultural Warfare,” 23:2, 59-61
—————: “The Screenwriting of Irish History: Neil Jordan’s Michael Collins,” 22:4, 14-19
—————: “The Films of David Lean on Laserdisc,” 22:2, 48-51
—————: “The Writers Guild of America vs. The Blacklist,” 21:4, 29
—————: “Francesco Rosi: Italy’s Postmodern Neorealist,” 20:4, 19-25
—————: “Homevideo: Stanley Kubrick’s Spartacus and Dr. Strangelove,” 19:4, 97-98
—————: “Homevideo: Laser Videodiscs,” 18:3, 54-57
—————: “Lawrence of Arabia: The Cinematic (Re)Writing of History,” 17:2, 14-21
—————: “Joe Bob Goes to the Drive-In,” 16:4, 32-37
—————: “Toronto lnternational Film Festival,” 15:2, 28-29
—————: “The Festival of New Latin American Cinema,” 14:3, 36-37
—————: “Homevideo,” 13:1, 52-53
—————: “The Montreal ‘New Cinema Conference’,” 6:3, 26-28
—————: “The Fourth National Student Film Festival,” 2:4, 16-18
—————: “A Tentative for the Viewing of 2001,” 2:1, 12-14
—————: “Sundays and Cybèle,” 1:1, 18-25 & 28
Crowdus, Gary & Carley Cohan: “Reflections on Roger & Me, Michael Moore and His Critics,” 17:4, 27-30
Crowl, Samuel: “Zeffirelli’s Hamlet: The Golden Girl and a Fistful of Dust,” 24:1, 56-61
Cunningham, John: “A Second Look: Proud Valley,” 22:2, 40-41
Custen, George: “Night and Day: Cole Porter, Warner Bros., and the Re-Creation of a Life,” 19:2-3, 42-44
Cutler, Janet & Paul Arthur: “On the Rebound: Hoop Dreams and Its Discontents,” 21:3, 22-24
Dancyger, Kenneth. “Editing for Subtext: Altering the Meaning of the Narrative,” a contribution to “The Art and Craft of Film Editing” supplement, 34:2, 38-42
Dargis, Manohla: “Film Criticism in America Today: A Critical Symposium,” 26:1, 30
Davis, Zeinabu Irene: “ ‘Beautiful–Ugly’ Blackface: An Esthetic Appreciation of Bamboozled,” a contribution to “Race, Media and Money: A Critical Symposium on Spike Lee’s Bamboozled,” 26:2, 10-11
—————: “What Is the Right Thing?: A Critical Symposium on Spike Lee’s Do the Right Thing,” 17:4, 33-39
de Laurot, Yves: “The Public as Vanguard of the People: A Woman’s Liberation and the Avatars of Madame Prometheus,” 4:4, 10-17
—————: “Composing as the Praxis of Revolution: The Third World and the U.S.A.: The Concrete Stages of Realization: Part 2,” 4:3, 15-24 & 34
—————: “Production as the Praxis of Revolutionary Film: The Concrete Stages of Realization: Part 1,” 4:2, 2-17 & 46
Decherney, Peter: “Race in Space,” 26:3, 38-39
Deegan, Thomas: “No-Fault Divorce Films: Hollywood’s Changing Morality,” 15:2, 24-27
Denby, David: “Film Criticism in America Today: A Critical Symposium,” 26:1, 31-32
Dewdney, A. Keewatin: “The Dream Machine,” 2:4, 7-8
Diaz, Philippe: “The Political Documentary in America Today,” 30:3, 33
di Franco, Phil: “An Essay on Belief,” 2:1, 7-9
—————: “In Criticism of Criticism,” 1:1, 14-16 & 28
di Giorgi, Sergio & Deborah Young: “The Dream of a New Sicilian Cinema,” 23:1, 20-23
Dickstein, Morris: “Film Criticism in America Today: A Critical Symposium,” 26:1, 32
Dmohowski, Joseph: “ ‘Under the Table’: Michael Wilson and the Screenplay for The Bridge on the River Kwai,” 34:2, 16-21
Doherty, Thomas: “Aileen Wuornos: Superstar,” 29:3, 3-5
—————: “The Sincerest Form of Flattery: A Brief History of Mockumentary,” 28:4, 22-24
—————: “Sex, Half-Truths and Videotape: Auto Focus and Confessions of a Dangerous Mind,” 28:2, 10-13
—————: “The New War Movies as Moral Rearmament: Black Hawk Down & We Were Soldiers,” 27:3, 4-8
—————: “The Sound of Silents,” 25:2, 60-62
—————: “Clueless Kids,” 21:4, 14-16
—————: “The Age of Exploration: The Hollywood Travelogue Film,” 20:2, 38-40
—————: “Two Takes on Boyz N The Hood,” 18:4, 35-36
—————: “A Second Look: The Manchurian Candidate,” 16:4, 30-31
Dönmez-Colin, Gönül: “Asian Perspectives at Pusan,” 24:1, 87-88
Doolittle, M.R.: “Color Temperature,” 1:1, 7-9
Douchet, Jean: “The French New Wave: Its Influence and Decline,” 24:1, 16-18
Dowell, Pat: “Warren Beatty’s Bulworth: Will the Real Bulworth Please Stand Up?,” 24:1, 6-8
—————: “Woody’s Effort to Reconstruct Himself, (Woody Allen Critical Symposium),” 23:3, 35-36
—————: “The Mythology of the Western: Hollywood Perspectives on Race and Gender in the Nineties,” 21:1-2, 6-10
—————: “Last Year at Nuremberg: The Cinematic Strategies of JFK,” 19:1, 8-11
—————: “Thelma & Louise: The Impotence of Women,” 18:4, 28-30
—————: “Black Rain: Hollywood Goes Japan Bashing,” 17:3, 8-10
Dowell, Pat & John Fried: “Pulp Friction: Two Shots at Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction,” 21:3, 4-7
Doyle, Roddy: “Irish Cinema at the Crossroads: A Filmmakers’ Symposium,” 24:2-3, 70-71
Duignan, Clare: “Irish Cinema at the Crossroads: A Filmmakers’ Symposium,” 24:2-3, 71
Durgnat, Raymond: “British Cinema Questionnaire,” 26:4, 65
—————: “Defetishizing Buñuel,” 23:4, 4-7
—————: “The Powell and Pressburger Mystery,” 23:2, 16-19
—————: “Sign and Countersign: Raymond Durgnat Responds to His Critics,” 10:4, 17-19
—————: “The Death of Cinesemiology,” 10:2, 10-13
Edelman, Rob: “Home Video: Public Domain Tapes,” 16:3, 56-57
—————: “Home Video: Colorization,” 15:2, 56-57
—————: ‘‘A Second Look: Go Tell the Spartans,” 13:1, 18-19 & 54
Edelstein, David: “Film Criticism in America Today: A Critical Symposium,” 26:1, 33-34
Elsen, Ken: “The Young Misogynists of American Cinema,” 13:1, 30-35
Emerman, Marsha: “Film, Video and Self-Representation in Northern Ireland,” 17:2, 40-41
Esnault, Philippe: “Cinema and Politics,” 3:3, 4-11
Evica, George Michael: “Deconstructing the DA: The Garrison Image in JFK,” 19:1, 17-19
Falk, Irving A. & Dr. George M. Gordon: “You Oughta Be In Pictures,” 2:3, 3-9 & 27
Fedorov, Alexandre: “America, America: A Letter from Russia,” 22:4, 62
Feinstein, Howard: “Arab Films at Pesaro Festival,” 20:2, 42-43
Feng, Peter: “The State of Asian American Cinema: In Search of Community,” 24:4, 20-24
—————: “Redefining Asian American Masculinity: Steven Okazaki’s American Sons,” 22:3, 27-29
—————: “In Search of Asian American Cinema,” 21:1-2, 32-35
Fernandez, Enrique: “Parting of the Ways: A Cuban American View,” 15:4, 23 & 39
Fielding, Raymond: “Film Study and History Research at the University of Iowa,” 1:3, 14-15 & 29
“Film Criticism in the Age of the Internet: A Critical Symposium,” 33:4, 30-46
Flanigan, B.P.: “Kung Fu Krazy,” 6:3, 8-11
Frayling, Christopher: “The Making of Sergio Leone’s A Fistful of Dollars,” 25:3, 14-22
Fregoso, Rosa Linda: “Hanging Out with the Homegirls?: Allison Anders’s Mi Vida Loca,” 21:3, 36-37
Fried, John & Pat Dowell: “Pulp Friction: Two Shots at Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction,” 21:3, 4-7
Frodon, Jean-Michel: “International Film Criticism Today: A Critical Symposium,” 31:1, 34
Fuentes, Maria José Gámez: “Women in Spanish Cinema: ‘Raiders of the Missing Mother’?” 29:1, 38-43
Fujiwara, Chris: “The Testaments of Fritz Lang,” 30:2, 38-42
Fuller, Graham: “A Second Look: One from the Heart,” 17:4, 58-59
—————: “Film Criticism in America Today: A Critical Symposium,” 26:1, 34
Frye, Brian L: “Three Great Filmmakers: Haldeman, Ehrlichman & Chapin…or, Nixon’s Home Movies,”31:3, 36-37
Gagné, Nicole V.: “Where is The Other Side of the Wind? or Quien es Mas Macho: Orson Welles, John Huston or Ernest Hemingway?” 29:1, 4-7
Gasser, H. Mark, “2001: A Space Odyssey,” 2:1, 10-11
Geada, Eduardo: “The Politics of Porno in Portugal,” 8:2, 31 & 59
Geller, Conrad: “Secularism Strikes Back: New Documentaries on Religion and Faith,” 34:1, 14-19
Georgakas, Dan: “The Thessaloniki Film Festival,” 32:2, 90-91
—————: “Greek Film: Ever an Ethnic Crossroads,” 32:3, 28-31
—————: “The Thessaloniki International Film Festival,” 31:2, 85
—————: “The Thessaloniki Film Festival,” 30:2, 76-77
—————: “From Stella to Iphigenia: The Woman-Centered Films of Michael Cacoyannis,” 30:2, 24-30
—————: “Three Must-Sees from Thessaloniki,” 29:2, 71-72
—————: “The Thessaloniki Film Festival: Cultural Globalization,” 27:2, 46-47
—————: “Asian American Retrospective at the Locarno Film Festival,” 27:1, 49-50
—————:“The Thessaloniki Film Festival,” 26:3, 62-63
—————: “Ida Lupino: Doing It Her Way,” 25:3, 32-36
—————: “Warren Beatty’s Bulworth: Reviving the Sixties,” 24:1, 9-11
—————: “The Beloved Bs,” 23:4, 54-55
—————: “Thessaloniki’s First Films of Merit,” 23:3, 54
—————: “The Way They Really Were,” 23:2, 28-31
—————: “The Thessaloniki Film Festival,” 22:4, 62-63
—————: “A Second Look: The Revisionist Releases of North Star,” 22:1, 16:48
—————: “Home Video: Cinema of the New Deal,” 21:4, 47-48
—————: “Who Will Speak for El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz?: Hagiography and a Missing Identity in Malcolm X,” 19:4, 15-16
—————: “Black Athena: Aryans, Semites, Egyptians and Hellenes,” 19:2-3, 55-56
—————: “The ‘Threat’ of the New Frontier: The Kennedy Image in JFK,” 19:1, 19-20
—————: “Malpractice in the Radical American Documentary,” 18:1-2, 46-49
—————: “Don’t Call Him ‘Gadget’: Elia Kazan Reconsidered,” 16:4, 4-7
—————: “The New York Film Festival,” 10:1, 39-40 & 47
—————: “Contribution to Marxist Film Criticism: A Symposium,” 9:4. 24-25
—————: “Underground—Con,” 7:4, 21, 23 & 51
—————: “Still Good After All These Years (on Viva Zapata),” 7:2, 16-17
—————: “Porno Power,” 6:4, 13-15
—————: “Finally Got the News: The Making of a Radical Film,” 5:4, 2-6
—————: “Revolutionary Cinema: Italian Style,” 4:3, 33-34
—————: “The Pesaro Film Festival,” 4:2, 18-20
Georgakas, Dan & Ann Snitow: “Talking About On the Line,” 8:1, 28-31
George, Terry: “Irish Cinema at the Crossroads: A Filmmakers’ Symposium,” 24:2-3, 71
Getino, Octavio & Fernando Solanas: “Toward a Third Cinema,” 4:3, 1-10
Gilbert, Maggi & Réal La Rochelle: “Political Situation of Quebec Cinema,” 5:3, 2-9
Giroux, Henry: “Race, Pedagogy and Whiteness in Dangerous Minds,” 22:4, 46-49
—————: “The Challenge of Neo-Fascist Culture (on Night Porter),” 6:4, 30-34
Gitlin, Todd: “Essay on ‘The Left and Porno’,” 7:4, 28
Glaberman, Martin: “Blue Collar—Detroit Moviegoers Have Their Say,” 8:4, 28-29
Gleason, Michie: “Underground—Pro,” 7:4, 20, 22 & 53
Glushanok, Paul: “Bonnie and Clyde,” 1:2, 14-17
—————: “Mahanagar: Ray on Revolution,” 1:2, 20-25
—————: “On Ray,” 1:1, 3-6
Gogan, Johnny: “Irish Cinema at the Crossroads: A Filmmakers’ Symposium,” 24:2-3, 71-72
Goldwasser, Noë: “Film Diary for a Film Version of Shakespeare’s Macbeth,” 2:2, 9-12 & 27
—————: “Made in U.S.A.: The Paper Tiger in Your Tank,” 1:4, 16-18
Goodman, Jeff: “Blue Collar—Detroit Moviegoers Have Their Say,” 8:4, 31
Gorbman, Claudia: “The State of Film Music Criticism,” 21:1-2, 72-75
Gordon, Dr. George M. & Irving A. Falk: “You Oughta Be In Pictures,” 2:3, 3-9 & 27
Gorfinkel, Elena: “Cult Film, or Cinephilia by Any Other Name,” 34:1, 33-38
Grace, Pamela: “Sacred Savagery: The Passion of the Christ,” 29:3, 13-17
Gray, Michael: “Those Bad-Tempered, Redhaired Celts,” 24:2-3, 35
Greaves, William: “The Political Documentary in America Today,” 30.3, 34-35.
Green, Calvin: “Ars Theologica: Man and God at the NY Film Festival,” 3:2, 6-10 & 36
—————: “L’Homme Politique: Man and the Revolution at the NY Film Festival,” 3:2, 2-5 & 36
Greene, Dennis: “Tragically Hip: Hollywood and African-American Cinema,” 20:4, 28-29
Greven, David, “”Dude, Where’s My Gender?: Contemporary Teen Comedies and New Forms of Masculinity,” 27:3, 14-21
Grossman, Vidor: “Left-Wing Documentaries at the Leipzig Film Festival,” 8:4, 51-52
Grundmann, Roy: “Auteur de Force: Michael Haneke’s ‘Cinema of Glaciation,’” 32:2, 6-14
—————: “Too Darn Hot: Kinsey and the Culture Wars,” 30:2, 4-10
—————: “White Man’s Burden: Eminem’s Movie Debut in 8 Mile,” 28:2, 30-35
—————: “Plight of the Crash Fest Mummies: David Cronenberg’s Crash,” 22:4, 24-27
—————: “Festivals: Montreal’s Politique des Auteurs,” 22:3, 59-61
—————: “How Clean Was My Valley: Todd Haynes’s Safe,” 21:4, 22-25
—————: “Politics, Esthetics, Sex: Queer Films and Their Festivals,” 19:1, 50-52 & 62
—————: “The Fantasies We Live By: Bad Boys in Swoon & The Living End,” 19:4, 25-29
—————: “Thelma & Louise: Hollywood Sets the Terms of the Debate,” 18:4, 35-36
Grundmann, Roy & Cynthia Lucia: “Gays, Women and an Abstinent Hero: The Sexual Politics of JFK,” 19:1, 20-22
Guback, Thomas H.: “Film and Cultural Pluralism,” 5:1, 1-7
Guerrero, Ed: “Framing Blackness: The African-American Image in the Cinema of the Nineties,” 20:2, 24-3
Gunning, Tom: “Buster Keaton or The Work of Comedy in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction,” 21:3, 14-16
Gupta, Sehdev Kumar: “ ‘New Wave’ Cinema in India,” 6:3, 23-25
Gustafson, Judith: “The Whore with the Heart of Gold: A Second Look at Klute and McCabe and Mrs. Miller,” 11:2, 14-17 & 49
Guthmann, Edward: “The Cruising Controversy: William Friedkin vs. the Gay Community,” 10:3, 2-8
Haas, Scott: “The Marx Brothers, Jews, & My Four-Year-Old Daughter,” 19:2-3, 49
Hamid, Rahul: “A Filmmaker at the Barricades: The Cinematic and Political Evolution of Moshen Makhmalbaf,” 34:4, 6-9
————: “The Jeonju Film Festival,” 32:4, 74-75
————: “Panning Out for a Wider View: Iranian Cinema Beyond Its Borders,” 31:3, 48-50
————: “The Bangkok Film Festival,” 31:3, 51
Handzo, Stephen: “The Golden Age of Film Music,” 21:1-2, 46-55
Hays, Matthew: “Bon Cop, Bad Cop and Canada’s Two Solitudes,” 32:2, 20-24
Hedden, Andrew: "The Outsider: Themes from the Work of Daniel Day-Lewis," 33:2, 8-13
Heifetz, Hank: “Mixed Music: In Memory of Satyajit Ray,” 19:4, 72-73
Heim, Alan: “The Art and Craft of Filmmaking: A Critical Symposium,” 34:2, 54-64
Hennebelle, Guy: “The Adventures of Political Cinema,” 10:2, 20-24
—————: “The National Question in Palestinian Cinema,” 10:1, 32-34 & 38
—————: “Formation of the European Federation of Progressive Cinema,” 8:4, 50-51
—————: “Z Movies, or What Hath Costa–Gavras Wrought?,” 6:2, 28-31
—————: “Books to Change the French Cinema?,” 6:1, 41-45
Heredero, Carlos: “New Creators for the New Millennium: Transforming the Directing Scene in Spain,” 29:1, 32-37
Hershon, Robert: “They’re Playing Your Song: The Role of the Music Supervisor,” 26:3, 24-26 & 55
—————: “Off the Beaten Track: Harmonious Director/Composer Teams,” 23:4, 38-41
—————: “Film Composers in the Sonic Wars,” 22:4, 10-13
Hill, John: “Contemporary British Cinema: Industry, Policy, Identity,” 26:4, 30-33
—————: “Filming in the North,” 24:2-3, 26-27
Hindle, Will: “About Chinese Firedrill,” 1:4, 19-20
Hoberman, J.: “Film Criticism in America Today: A Critical Symposium,” 26:1, 35
—————:Contribution to “Cult Cinema: A Critical Symposium,” 34:1, 44-45
Hodson, Joel: “Who Wrote Lawrence of Arabia?: Sam Spiegel and David Lean’s Denial of Credit to a Blacklisted Screenwriter,” 20:4, 12-18
Holloway, Ron: “The Karlovy Vary Film Festival,” 24:1, 86-87
Hongyu, Li: “International Film Criticism Today: A Critical Symposium,” 31:1, 32-33
Hooks, Bell: “Male Heroes and Female Sex Objects: Sexism in Spike Lee’s Malcolm X,” 19:4, 13-15
Horton, Andrew: “Motovun and Sarajevo Festivals,” 30:1, 71-73
—————: “The 9th Sarajevo Film Festival,” 29:1, 89-90
—————: “Festivals: The Belgrade International Film Festival,” 22:2, 56-57
—————: “The ‘How to Write the Best Ever Screenplay’ Book Biz,” 19:2-3, 12-14
—————: “I Don’t Want To Kill Anybody: The Moving Image in the Post-Yugoslav Republics,” 19:4, 54-57
—————: “Lost and Found: Intergirl,” 18:1, 64 & 61
—————: “Lost and Found: Nicos Perakis’s Living Dangerously,” 16:4, 64 & 56
—————: “From the Land of Jambalaya: Belizaire the Cajun,” 15:3, 34-36
—————: “Satire and Sympathy: A New Wave of Yugoslavian Filmmakers,” 11:2, 18-22
—————: “Hot Car Films and Cool Individualism, or What We Have Here is a Lack of Respect for the Law,” 8:4, 12-15
Horton, Andrew James: “High Profile Yet Invisible: Balkan Cinema on the Festival Circuit,” 32:3, 47-50
Howard, Steve: “A Cinema of Transformation: The Films of Haile Gerima,” 14:1, 28-29 & 39
Huber, Christoph: “International Film Criticism Today: A Critical Symposium,” 31.1, 31-32.
Hutshing, Joe: “The Art and Craft of Film Editing: A Critical Symposium,” 34:2, 54-64
Insdorf, Annette: “Miami Film Festival,” 15:3, 21 & 57
—————: “The Art of Adaptation: Guy Gallo Discusses Under the Volcano,” 13:4,10-11
—————: “Highlights of the Cannes Film Festival,” 11:3, 27-29 & 41
Iordanova, Dina: “Whose is This Memory?: Hushed Narratives and Discerning Remembrance in Balkan Cinema,” 32:3, 22-27
Jabara, Abdeen: “Is Peace Possible?: New Documentaries on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict,” 23:3, 16-19
—————: “Time for a Change,” 17:1, supp. 2
Jackel, Anne: “The Grand Theater of the World: The Films of Lucian Pintilie,” 25:1, 27-29
Jackson, Donald G.: “Seventh Ann Arbor Film Festival,” 2:4, 10-15 & 29
Jackson, Lynn & Jean Rasenberger: “Young, British, and Black,” 16:4, 24-25
Jackson, Lynn with Karen Jaehne: “Eavesdropping on Female Voices: A Who’s Who of Contemporary Women Filmmakers,” 16:1-2, 38-43
Jackson, Russell: “Working with Shakespeare: Confessions of an Adviser,” 24:1, 42-44
Jaehne, Karen: “Melvin Van Peebles: The BAADASSSSS Gent,” 18:1, 4-8
—————: “Homevideo: Recent Italian Releases,” 17:4, 60-61
—————: “Cinema in Vietnam: When the Shooting Stopped and the Filming Began,” 17:2, 32-37
—————: “The Final Word: Mississippi Burning in Prague,” 17:2, 64 & 46
—————: “The Press and Politics at Cannes ‘88,” 16:4, 8-12
—————: “The Final Word: Entertainment Summit,” 15:4, 60 & 39
—————: “The Final Word: Ronald Reagan and Movie Politics,” 15:3, 60
—————: “Homevideo: Media Home Entertainment,” 14:3, 58 & 52
—————: “Old Nazis in New Films: The German Cinema Today,” 9:1, 32-35
Jaehne, Karen & Marsha McCreadie: “Great Belles of Fire: Southern Women on the Screen,” 17:4, 20-21 & 64
Jellinek, Jorge: “International Film Criticism Today: A Critical Symposium,” 31:1, 44
Jhirad, Susan: “Hitchcock’s Women,” 13:4, 30-33
Jones, Jacquie: “Spike Lee Presents Malcolm X: The New Black Nationalism,” 19:4, 9-11
—————: “Two Takes on Boyz N The Hood,” 18:4, 35-36
—————: “What Is the Right Thing?: A Critical Symposium on Spike Lee’s Do the Right Thing,” 17:4, 33-39
Jones, Julie: “'Above all… don't perform!': Playing to the Camera of Luis Buñuel,” 33:3, 22-26
Joyce, Frank: “Blue Collar—Detroit Moviegoers Have Their Say,” 8:4, 29-30
Juhasz, Alexandra: “So Many Alternatives: The Alternative AIDS Video Movement” (Part 1), 20:4, 32-35
Juhasz, Alexandra: “So Many Alternatives: The Alternative AIDS Video Movement” (Part 2), 21:1-2, 37-39
Julien, Isaac: “British Cinema Questionnaire,” 26:4, 65-66
Kalishman, Harold: “Persuading the Already Persuaded: A Critique of State of Siege,” 6:2, 36-39
Kamphausen, Hannes: “Cinema in Africa: A Survey,” 5:3, 28-41
Kantor, Bernard R.: “Film Study in Colleges: How to Help the Film Industry Despite Itself,” 1:2, 3-5
Kaplan, Fred: “Vietnam! Vietnam!—An Exclusive Report on John Ford’s Propaganda Documentary for the USIA,” 7:3, 20-23
Kaplan, Frederick: “A Second Look at Akira Kurosawa’s The Seven Samurai,” 10:1, 42-43 & 47
Kapsis, Robert K: “Alfred Hitchcock: Auteur or Hack?,” 14:3, 30-35
Karakhan, Lev: “International Film Criticism Today: A Critical Symposium,” 31:1, 40-41
Karmitz, Marin: “Facts That Led Us To Produce Comrades and First Reactions of the Public,” 4:2, 25-27
Kasem, Casey: “An Arabic Who’s Who,” 17:1, supp. 17
Kauffmann, Stanley: “Film Criticism in America Today: A Critical Symposium,” 26:1, 35-36
Kawicki, Dennis: “Record Reviews: Ivan the Terrible, Entr’Acte,” 2:2, 16-17
Kemp, Philip: “Paradise Postponed: Ealing, Rank and They Came to a City,” 23:4, 45-47
Kennedy, Lisa: “What Is the Right Thing?: A Critical Symposium on Spike Lee’s Do the Right Thing,” 17:4, 33-39
Kerbel, Michael: “The Redemptive Power of Art (Woody Allen Critical Symposium),” 23:3, 36-37
Kezich, Tullio: “Federico Fellini and the Making of La Dolce Vita,” 31:1, 8-14
————: “International Film Criticism Today: A Critical Symposium,” 31:1, 37-38
Kilpatrick, Jacquelyn: “Disney’s ‘Politically Correct’ Pocahontas,” 21:4, 36-37
Klawans, Stuart: “Film Criticism in America Today: A Critical Symposium,” 26:1, 36
Kleinhans, Chuck & Julia Lesage: “The Fallacy of Prolepsis: A Critique of Yves de Laurot’s Cinema Engagé,” 5:4, 25-34
Koehler, Robert: “A Second Look: Death of a Cyclist,” 34:3, 72-74
Kornatowska, Maria: “Polish Cinema,” 19:4, 47-50
Kraicer, Shelley: “Tracking the Elusive Wong Kar-wai,” 30:4, 14-15
La Motte, Richard: “Designing Costumes for the Historical Film,” 29:2, 50-54
La Rochelle, Réal and Maggi, Gilbert: “Political Situation of Quebec Cinema,” 5:3, 2-9
Landau, Saul: “Spike Lee’s Revolutionary Broadside,” a contribution to “Race, Media and Money: A Critical Symposium on Spike Lee’s Bamboozled,” 26:2, 11-12
Landesman, Ohad: “In the Mix: Reality Meets Fiction in Contemporary Iranian Cinema,” 31:3, 45-47.
Lebow, Alisa: “Lesbians Make Movies,” 20:2, 18-23
Lee, Helen: “A Peculiar Sensation: A Personal Genealogy of Korean American Women’s Cinema,” 23:1, 36-38.
Lenk, Marjorie: “Amateurs and Animation,” 1:2, 18
Lesage, Julia: “Essay on The Left and Porno,” 7:4, 31 & 53
—————:“Tout Va Bien and Coup Pour Coup: Radical French Cinema in Context,” 5:3, 42-48
Lesage, Julia and Chuck Kleinhans: “The Fallacy of Prolepsis: A Critique of Yves de Laurot’s Cinema Engagé,” 5:4, 25-34
Lessard, John: —”A Second Look: Kuhle Wampe, or Who Owns the World?,” 34:4, 71-73
————: “Iron Curtain Auteurs: Lost Voices from East Germany’s DEFA Studios,” 34:3, 5-11
Lester, Julius: “Black Supremacy and Anti-Semitism: Religion in Malcolm X,” 19:4, 16-17
Levich, Jacob: “Homevideo: John Cassavetes: An American Maverick,” 20:2, 51- 53
Liebman, Peter: Contribution to “Sign and Countersign: Raymond Durgnat Responds to His Critics,” 10:4, 15-16
Liebman, Stuart: “The Art of Memory: Andrej Wajda’s War Trilogy,” 32:1, 42-47
—————: “Qué Viva Eisenstein!: A Life for the Revolution,” 26:4, 6-12
—————: “If Only Life Were So Beautiful,” 24:2-3, 20-22
—————: “Once Upon a Time in the Soviet Union,” 24:1, 76-80
—————: “Heimat: A Chronicle of Germany,” 22:3, 42-44
—————: “Homevideo: Weimar Cinema’s Greatest Hits,” 21:3, 50-52
—————: “Homevideo: Soviet Silent Film Classics,” 19:2-3, 74-78
—————: “Homevideo: Dusan Makavejev,” 19:1, 68-70
—————: “Homevideo: Miklös Jancsö,” 18:4, 58-59
—————: “The Films of Valie Export,” 17:4, 61
Liebman, Stuart & Leonard Quart: “Lost and Found: Wanda Jakubow-ska’s The Last Stop,” 22:4, 43-45
—————: “Czech Films of the Holocaust: Diamonds of the Night, Transport from Paradise and Dita Saxova,” 22:1, 49-51
Liehm, Antonin J.: “Czech and Slovak Cinema,” 19:4, 62
Linehan, Hugh: “Myth, Mammon and Mediocrity: The Trouble with Recent Irish Cinema,” 24:2-3, 46-49
Linnett, Richard: “As American As You Are: Jim Jarmusch and Stranger Than Paradise,” 14:1 26-28
Livingston, James: “What Does a Mermaid Want?” 18:1, 17-20
LoBrutto, Vincent: “ ‘Invisible’ or ‘Visible’ Editing: The Development of Editorial Styles and Strategies,” a contribution to “The Art and Craft of Film Editing” supplement, 34:2, 43-47
Locke, John: “Adapting the Autobiography: The Transformation of Malcolm X,” 19:4, 5- 7
Lopate, Phillip: “Yasujiro Ozu: The Subtly Observant Eye,” 23:3, 26-29
Love, Damien: Contribution to “Cult Cinema: A Critical Symposium,” 34:1, 45-46
Lucas, Tim: Contribution to “Cult Cinema: A Critical Symposium,” 34:1, 46
Lucia, Cynthia: “The Istanbul International Film Festival,” 27:3, 49-51
—————: Editorial Introduction to “Race, Media and Money: A Critical Symposium on Spike Lee’s Bamboozled,” 26:2, 10-11
—————: “Has the Jury Reached Its Verdict?: Deliberating the Case of Cinema and the Law,” 25:1, 14-18
—————: “The Personal Becomes Political at the Montreal Festival,” 25:1, 36-38
—————: Festivals: “Montreal’s Feminist Edge,” 21:1-2, 96-97
—————: “Festivals: The Montreal World Film Festival,” 21:4, 60-61
—————: “Women on Trial: The Female Lawyer in the Hollywood Courtroom,” 19:2-3, 32-37
Lucia, Cynthia & Roy Grundmann: “Gays, Women and an Abstinent Hero: The Sexual Politics of JFK,” 19:1, 20-22
Lugg, Andrew: “On Andy Warhol: Part 1,” 1:3, 9-13
—————: “On Andy Warhol: Part II,” 1:4, 12-15 & 33
Lugowski, David: “Genre Conventions and Visual Style in The Crying Game,” 20:1, 31 & 33 & 35
Lynn, Rick: “Did Rosemary’s Baby Really Tell It Like It Is?,” 2:2,15
Lynton, Linda: “The Politics of Personal Commitment: A Profile of Deborah Shaffer,” 15:4, 36-38
Maben, Adrian and Gerald Jacobson: “The Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia,” 3:1, 8-10 & 33
MacBean, James Roy: “Between Kitsch and Fascism: Notes on Fassbinder, Pasolini, (Homo)sexual Politics, the Exotic, the Erotic and Other Consuming Passions,” 13:4, 12-19
—————: “The Cinema as Self-Portrait: The Final Films of R. W. Fassbinder,” 12:4, 8-16
Mackendrick, Alexander: “On Film-Making: An Introduction to the Craft of the Director,” 30:3, 48-54
Malkmus, Lizbeth: “The ‘New’ Egyptian Cinema: Adapting Genre Conventions to a Changing Society,” 16:3, 30-33
Marable, Manning: “Malcolm as Messiah: Cultural Myth vs. Historical Reality in Malcolm X,” 19:4, 7-9
Marcus, Louis: “Irish Cinema at the Crossroads: A Filmmakers’ Symposium,” 24:2-3, 72
Marker, Chris: “The Last Bolshevik: Reminiscences of Alexander Ivanovich,” 33:4, 12-13
Marris, Paul: “Northern Realism: An Exhausted Tradition?,” 26:4, 47-50
Martin, Adrian: “A Cinema of Intimate Spectacle: The Poetics of Philippe Garrel,” 34:4, 37-41
—————: “What’s Cult Got To Do With It?: In Defense of Cinephile Elitism,” 34:1, 39-42
—————: “Chris Marker: Notes in the Margin of His Time,” 33:4, 6-9
—————: “International Film Criticism Today: A Critical Symposium,” 31:1, 31
—————: “Chronicles of a Backsliding Cinephile, or The Two Daves,” 28:3, 11-13
Mask, Mia: “Buppy Love in an Urban World,” 25:2, 41-45
—————: “Eve’s Bayou: Too Good to be a Black Film?,” 23:4, 26-27
McAdam, Trish: “Irish Cinema at the Crossroads: A Filmmakers’ Symposium,” 24:2-3, 72
McBride, Joseph: “Alfred Hitchcock’s Mary Rose: An Old Master’s Unheard Cri de Coeur,” 26:2, 24-28
McCarthy, Todd: “Film Criticism in America Today: A Critical Symposium,” 26:1, 36-37
McCarty, Robert J.: “The Evening Course in Basic Film Production at The School of Visual Arts,” 2:1, 22-23
McClung, Clinton: “The Political Documentary in America Today,” 30:3, 35-36
McCormick, Ruth: “Werner Herzog’s Heart of Glass—Pro,” 8:4, 32-33
—————: “Fassbinder and the Politics of Everyday Life—A Survey of His Films,” 8:2, 22-30
—————: “In the Realm of the Senses,” 7:4, 32-34
—————: “The Oberhausen Film Festival: Whither the Short Film?,” 7:3, 30-31
—————: “In Defense of Nashville,” 7:1, 22-25 & 51
—————: “Christian Metz and the Semiology Fad,” 6:4, 23-25
—————: “Fascism à la mode or Radical Chic? (on The Night Porter),” 6:4, 30-34
—————: “The Devil Made Me Do It!—A Critique of The Exorcist,” 6:3, 18-22
—————: “Ritual, the Family and the State: A Critique of Nagisa Oshima’s The Ceremony,” 6:2, 20-26
—————: “Women’s Liberation Cinema,” 5:2, 1-7
McCreadie, Marsha: “Latter Day Loreleis: New Screen Heroines,” 12:2, 16-18
McCreadie, Marsha & Karen Jaehne: “Great Belles of Fire: Southern Women on the Screen,” 17:4, 20-21 & 64
McGilligan, Patrick: “What is ‘Great’ Acting?” 31:4, 36-39
McIlroy, Brian: “Challenges and Problems in Contemporary Irish Cinema: The Protestants,” 24:2-3, 56-60
McKenna, Pat: “Camera, Action, Let’s Pretend?” 1:3, 18-19
McLoone, Martin: “Challenging Colonial Traditions: British Cinema in the Celtic Fringe,” 26:4, 51-54
—————: “Reimagining the Nation: Themes and Issues in Irish Cinema,” 24:2-3, 28-34
—————: “The Abused Child of History: Neil Jordan’s The Butcher Boy,” 23:4, 32-37
Mehrabi, Massoud: “A Bed and Several Dreams: A Short History of Iranian Cinema,” 31.3, 38-39 +47.
Mellen, Joan: “Executive Action: The Politics of Distortion,” 6:2, 23-25
—————: “Artur London and Costa–Gavras: The Politics of The Confession,” 4:3, 25-32
Menashe, Louis: “The Lonely Voice of Sokurov: Documentaries on the Russian Experience from a Russian Master,” 33:1, 24-26
—————: “The Istanbul Film Festival,” 31:4, 100-101
—————: “Chapayev and Company: Films of the Russian Civil War,” 30:4, 18-22
—————: “Patriotic Gauze, Patriotic Gore: Russians at War,” 29:3, 26-29
—————: “The Thessaloniki Film Festival,” 28:3, 60
—————: “Moscow Believes in Tears: The Problems (and Promise?) of Russian Cinema in the Transition Period,” 26:3, 10-17
—————: “Border Crossing in the Baltic: The ‘Transit Zero’ Film Conference,” 26:3, 63-64
—————: “Passage to the Balkans at the Thessaloniki Film Festival,” 25:3, 37-38
—————: “Woman with a Movie Camera: The Films of Marina Goldovskaya,” 24:2-3, 85-86
—————: “Ethnic Identities at the Thessaloniki Film Festival,” 24:4, 45-46
—————: “Lisbon’s International Encounters in Documentary Cinema,” 23:3, 55
—————: “Requiem for Soviet Cinema 1917-1991,” 21:1-2, 23-27
—————: “New Soviet Documentaries,” 19:2-3, 80-81
—————: “Glasnost in the Soviet Cinema,” 16:1-2, 28-33
Michael, Robert: “A Second Look: Night and Fog,” 12:4, 36-37
Michalczyk, John: “Franco Solinas: The Dialectic of Screenwriting,” 13:2, 30-33
Michalek, Laurence: “The Arab in American Cinema: A Century of Otherness,” 17:1, supp. 3-9
Michel, Frann: “Racial and Sexual Politics in The Crying Game,” 20:1, 30 & 32 & 34
Milgrom, Al: “The Sarajevo Film Festival,” 24:1, 89
Miller, Jonathan: “The Political Documentary in America Today,” 30:3, 36
Miller, Tom: “Class Reunion: Salt of the Earth Revisited,” 13:3, 30-36
Möller, Olaf: “International Film Criticism Today: A Critical Symposium,” 31:1, 35
Monaco, James: “Gordon Parks’s Leadbelly,” 8:2, 40
—————: “Essay on ‘The Left and Porno’,” 7:4,29
—————: “The Costa–Gavras Syndrome,” 7:2, 18-21 & 51
Monk, Claire: “Projecting a New Britain,” 26:4, 34-37 & 42
Mooij, Thessa: “The New Bollywood: No Heroines, No Villains,” 31:3, 30-35
Moseley-Wood, Rachel: “Babymother,” 26:4, 61
Muir, Anne Ross: “The British Film Industry: Dead or Alive?” 12:3, 12-15
Mulkerns, Helena: “Film in the Fifth Province,” 24:2-3, 50-54
Mulligan, Terence: “The Galway Film Fleadh,” 24:1, 88
Murch, Walter: “The Art and Craft of Film Editing,” 34:2, 54-64
Murphy, A.D.: “Students: Stay Out of Hollywood,” 2:2, 7-8 & 27
Musser, Charles: “Festivals: Glasnost Film Festival,” 17:2, 27-28
—————: “What Is the Right Thing?: A Critical Symposium on Spike Lee’s Do the Right Thing,” 17:4, 33-39
Muwakkil, Salim: “What Is the Right Thing?: A Critical Symposium on Spike Lee’s Do the Right Thing,” 17:4, 33-39
Naficy, Hamid: “Making Films with an Accent: Iranian Emigré Cinema,” 31:3, 42-44.
Naremore, James: “Acting in the Cinema,” 31:4, 61-62
Niebaur, James: “The Stooges, At Last, Get Some Respect,” 29:1, 12-14
Newitz, Annalee: “Whites on Film (book reviews of The Birth of Whiteness: Race and the Emergence of U.S. Cinema, White and Blackface, and White Noise: Jewish Immigrants in the Hollywood Melting Pot),” 25:2, 46-47
Nichols, Bill: “Newsreel: Film and Revolution,” 5:4, 7-13
—————: “Critical Approaches to Film—Then and Now,” 5:2, 8-14
—————: “The Conformist,” 4:4, 19-23
—————: “The Film School and Political Action,” 4:1, 26-28 & 35
Nierop, Leon van: “International Film Criticism Today: A Critical Symposium,” 31.1, 41-42.
Ning, Ma: “New Chinese Cinema: A Critical Account of the Fifth Generation,” 17:3, 32-35
Niroumand, Mariam: “German as a Foreign Language: Fassbinder on Video,” 20:1, 52-53
Nochimson, Martha P.: “The Istanbul Film Festival,” 33:4, 81-82
—————: “Val Lewton at RKO: The Social Dimensions of Horror,” 31:4, 9-17
—————: “Beautiful Resistance: The Early Films of Wong Kar-wai,” 30:4, 9-13
—————: A Second Look: Touchez pas au grisbi,” 30:1, 26-27
Nussbaum, Albert F.: “Let Me Tell You About Prison Movies,” 5:4, 45-47
O’Brien, Harvey: “Documenting Ireland,” 24:2-3, 64-69
Osiel, Mark: “Bye Bye, Boredom: Brazilian Cinema Comes of Age,” 14:1, 30-35
O’Sullivan, Thaddeus: “Irish Cinema at the Crossroads: A Filmmakers’ Symposium,” 24:2-3, 72-73
O’Toole, Fintan: “Working-Class Dublin on Screen: The Roddy Doyle Films,” 24:2-3, 36-39
Pachter, Henry: “Our Hitler, or His?,” 10:2, 25-27
Pacific St. Film Collective: “The Agony and the Ecstasy of Radical Film Production,” 6:2, 43-45
Palestinian Cinema Group: “The Palestinian Cinema and the National Question: Manifesto of the Palestinian Cinema Group,” 9:3, 35
Pally, Marcia: “The Cinema as Secular Religion (Woody Allen Critical Symposium),” 23:3, 32-33
—————: “Order vs. Chaos: The Films of Peter Greenaway,” 18:3, 3-5, 37
—————: “Taxi Blues,” 18:2, 22-23 & 27
—————: “The Politics of Passion: Pedro Almodovar and the Camp Esthetic,” 18:1, 32-35 & 38-39
Pappas, Peter: “The Superimposition of Vision: Napoleon and the Meaning of Fascist Art,” 11:2,4-13
—————: “A Second Look at Jean Renoir’s The Crime of Monsieur Lange,” 10:3, 28-31
—————: “Culture, History and Cinema—A Review of The Traveling Players,” 7:4, 36-39
Paquet, Andre: “The 7th Carthage Film Festival,” 9:3, 39
—————: “Toward an Arab and African Cinema—The 1974 Carthage Film Festival,” 7:1, 19-21
—————: “The ‘Fespaco’ of Ouagadougou—Towards Unity in African Cinema,” 6:1, 36-38
Patrick, Robert: “Little Known Cinematic Turkeys,” 17:1, 23
—————: “Great Lost Films,” 6:2, 19
Patrick, Robert (with William Haislip): “Thank Heaven for Little Girls—An Examination of the Male Chauvinist Musical,” 6:1, 22-25
Patry, Yvan: “Cinema as It Relates to the Forces of Our Society,” 5:3, 10-19
Paul, David: “Homevideo: Andrzej Wajda’s War Trilogy,” 20:4, 52-54
—————: “Festivals: The Fifteenth Festival of Polish Feature Films,” 18:2, 56-57
—————: “The Esthetics of Courage: The Political Climate of the Cinema in Poland and Hungary,” 14:4, 4-9
Pearlman, Karen: “Cutting Rhythms in Chicago and Cabaret,” a contribution to “The Art and Craft of Film Editing” supplement, 34:2, 28-32
Peary, Danny: Contribution to “Cult Cinema: A Critical Symposium,” 34:1, 47-48
Peary, Gerald: “Istanbul Film Festival,” 20:1, 50-51
Peavy, Charles D.:“Cinema from the Slums,” 3:2, 11-12 & 36
—————: “An Afro-American in Paris: The Films of Melvin Van Peebles,” 3:1, 2-3
—————: “Black Film Makers: The Films of Richard Mason,” 2:4, 4-5 & 31
Peña, Richard: “Iranian Cinema at the Festivals,” 31:3, 40-41
Pendleton, Thomas: “Shakespeare with Additional Dialog,” 24:1, 62-66
Peranson, Mark: “First You Get the Power, Then You Get the Money: Two Models of Film Festivals,” 33:3, 37-43
Pérez Millán, Juan Antonio: “Women Are Also the Future: Women Directors in Recent Spanish Cinema,” 29:1, 50-55
Perkins, Eric: “Renewing the African-American Cinema: The Films of Spike Lee,” 17:4, 4 -8
Petras, James: “The Discrediting of the Fifth Estate: The Press Attacks on JFK,” 19:1, 15-17
Petrie, Duncan: “Devolving British Cinema: The New Scottish Cinema and the European Art Film,” 26:4, 55-57
Pettitt, Lance: “A Construction Site Queered: Gay Images in New Irish Cinema,” 24:2-3, 61-63
Phillips, Julie: “Growing Up Black and Female: Leslie Harris’s Just Another Girl on the IRT,” 19:4, 86-87
Pingree, Geoff: “Pedro Almodóvar and the New Politics,” 30:1, 4-8
Pipolo, Tony: “Stanley Kubrick’s History Lessons,” 34:2, 6-11
—————: “Joan of Arc: The Cinema’s Immortal Maid,” 25:4, 16-21
—————: “The Modernist & the Misanthrope: The Cinema of Stanley Kubrick,” 27:2, 4-15, 49
—————: “Straight from the Heart: Re-Viewing the Films of Rainer Werner Fassbinder,” 29:4, 18-25
—————: “Fire and Ice: The Films of Robert Bresson,” 31:2, 22-27
Platt, Françoise: “New African Cinema,” 22:4, 58-59
Pontell, Jonathan: “Open,” 2:1, 18 & 36
Porton, Richard: “The Cannes Film Festival,” 34:4, 74-75
—————: “The Toronto International Film Festival,” 34:1, 82-83
—————: “The Berlin International Film Festival,” 33:3, 84-85
—————: “The Cannes Film Festival,” 33:4, 82-84
—————: “The Toronto Film Festival,” 33:1, 90-91
—————: “The Cannes Film Festival,” 32:4, 71-72
—————: “The International Film Festival Rotterdam,” 32:3, 98-99
—————: “The Toronto Film Festival,” 32:1, 82-83
—————: “The Cannes Film Festival,” 31:4, 99-100
—————: “The Montreal Film Festival,” 31:2, 84
—————: “The Bangkok International Film Festival,” 30:3, 55
—————: “The Istanbul Film Festival,” 30:1, 73-74
—————: “The Montreal Festival du Nouveau Cinéma,” 30:2, 73-74
—————: “The Toronto Film Festival,” 30:1, 70-71
—————: “The 2004 Cannes Film Festival,” 29:4, 51, 67.
—————: “Rotterdam International Film Festival,” 29:3, 66-67
—————: “Weapon of Mass Instruction: Michael Moore’s Fahrenheit 9/11,” 29:4, 3-7
—————: “The Year of the ‘Doc’ in Toronto,” 29:1, 90-91
—————: “Festival de Cannes 2003,” 28:4, 52-53
—————: “The Flanders International Film Festival,” 28:3, 61
—————: “The Montreal World Film Festival,” 28:1, 30-31
—————: “The Politics of American Cinephilia: From the Popular Front to the Age of Video,” 27:4, 4-10
—————: “A Tale of Two Festivals: Fort Lauderdale and Gwangju,” 27:2, 48
—————: “Eclecticism Triumphs at the Montreal World Film Festival,” 27:1, 46-47
—————: “Beyond Hollywood at the Toronto International Film Festival,” 27:1, 47-48
—————: “The Fort Lauderdale Film Festival,” 25:3, 38-39
—————: “The Montreal World Film Festival,” 24:1, 85-86
—————: “Anarchists on Film: From Mad Bombers to Secular Saints,” 24:2-3, 10-16
—————: “Lisbon’s International Encounters in Documentary Cinema,” 24:4, 46-47
—————: “The Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival,” 22:4, 63
—————: “Festivals: The Montreal World Film Festival,” 21:4, 60-61
—————: “American Dreams, Suburban Nightmares,” 20:1, 12-15
—————: “A Second Look: The Wages of Fear,” 19:1, 61-62
—————: “A Second Look: L’Atalante,” 18:2, 54-55
Porton, Richard and Sklar, Robert: “The Toronto International Film Festival,” 28.1, 28-29.
Power, Paul: “The Irish Are Rising Again: Profiles of New Filmmaking Talents,” 24:2-3, 74-75
Presencia Editorial: “Blood of the Condor and the Rats,” 4:3, 13
Pressler, Michael: “How to Avoid Bad Films,” 13:2, 51
Prince, Barry: “But I Couldn’t Get a Job,” 1:4, 9-11 & 34
Prins, Nomi: “Dollars and Sense: New Documentaries on the Financial Crises” and “Investigating the Federal Reserve: Making Money—and Profits—Out of Thin Air,” 34:4, 23-29
Professional Association of Quebec Cineastes: “Cinema: Another Face of Colonized Quebec: Quebec Filmmakers’ Manifesto,” 5:3, 21-26
Protti, Daniele and Alberto Cattini: “Political Engagement in the Italian Cinema,” 3:4, 28-29
Protti, Daniele: “Letter from Italy,” 3:3, 26 & 28
Purdy, Jim: “The Worker and Hollywood,” 9:1, 8-13
Quacinella, Lucy: “How Left is Lina?,” 7:3, 15-17
el Qualyoubi, Mohammed Kamel: “The Role of the Film Critic in an Underdeveloped Society,” 9:4, 36-37
Quart, Barbara: “The Short Films of Jane Campion,” 19:1, 72 & 62
—————: “Three Central European Women Directors Revisited,” 19:4, 58-61
—————: “A Few Short Takes on Eastern European Film,” 19:4, 63-64
—————: “Between Materialism and Mysticism: The Films of Larissa Shepitko,” 16:3, 4-11
Quart, Leonard: “Early Bergman” (includes reviews of Torment, Crisis, Port of Call, Thirst and To Joy), 32:4, 55-58
—————: “Ingmar Bergman: The Maestro of Angst,” 29:4, 30-35.
—————: “A Second Look: The Pawnbroker,” 25:2, 48-50
—————: “The Montreal World Film Festival,” 24:1, 85-86
—————: “Mike Leigh’s Meantime: Desolate Lives in London,” 23:2, 46-47
—————: “Woody Allen’s Reflexive Critics (Woody Allen Critical Symposium),” 23:3, 34-35
—————: “America’s New Wave Cinema of the Fifties” (on the films of Morris Engel), 23:3, 56-57
—————: “A Step in the Right Direction for Hollywood,” a contribution to “Platoon on Inspection: A Critical Symposium,” 15:4, 4-11
—————: “Spike Lee’s Clockers: A Lament for the Urban Ghetto,” 22:1, 9-11
—————: “A Second Look: Boys Town,” 21:3, 55-57
—————: “Letter from London,” 20:1, 22-23
—————: “Yiddish Cinema on Home Video,” 19:1, 70-72
—————: “Woody Allen’s New York,” 19:2-3, 16-19
—————: “The Triumph of Assimilation: Ethnicity, Race and the Jewish Moguls,” 18:4, 8-11
—————: “A Second Look: A Face in the Crowd,” 17:2, 30-31
—————: “A Second Look: Allonsanfan,” 16:1-2, 62-63 & 91
—————: Contribution to “Marxist Film Criticism: A Symposium,” 9:4, 21-22
—————: “The Final Word: American Realist Film,” 16:3, 64
—————: “Hollywood and Vietnam: The Triumph of the Will,” 9:3, 4-9
—————: “Frank Capra and the Popular Front,” 8:1, 4-7
—————: “1900—Bertolucci’s Marxist Opera,” 8:3, 24-27
Quart, Leonard & Al Auster: “The Working Class Goes to Hollywood,” 9:1, 4-7
Quart, Leonard & Stuart Liebman: “Czech Films of the Holocaust: Diamonds of the Night, Transport from Paradise and Dita Saxova,” 22: 1, 49-51
—————: “Lost and Found: Wanda Jakubow-ska’s The Last Stop,” 22:4, 43-45
Quinn, Bob: “Irish Cinema at the Crossroads: A Filmmakers’ Symposium,” 24:2-3, 73
Quintana, Alvina: “Race, Class and Gender in Darnell Martin’s I Like it Like That,” 22:3, 30-31
Radical Education Project: “The Cineaste in Society and Mass Media, Advertising and the Arts,” 3:3, 2-3
Radical American Film: A Questionnaire, including responses by Peter Biskind, Ernest Callenbach, Tom Brom, Todd Gitlin, Irwin Silber, et al., 5:4, 14-20
Radical American Film Questionnaire Part II: Responses from Radical Film Critics and Filmmakers, including Ernest Callenbach, Chuck Kleinhans, Julia Lesage, Irwin Silber, Toward Revolutionary Art, Women & Film, Michael Goodwin, Cine Manifest, Leonard Henny, Jon Jost, Marc Weiss, Ralph Diamant, et al., 6:1, 14-21
Rafael, George: “The Discreet Charms of Luis Buñuel: A Centenary Tribute,” 25:2, 32-33
Rainer, Peter: “Film Criticism in America Today: A Critical Symposium,” 26:1, 37-38
Rainowitz, Paula: “The Political Documentary in America Today,” 30:3, 31
Ramonet, Ignacio: “Italian Westerns as Political Parables,” 15:1, 30-35
Randall, Margaret: “Portrait of Teresa: A Letter from Havana,” 10:1, 26
Rapfogel, Jared: “A Steady Gaze: The Films of Manoel de Oliveira,” 33:3, 14-17
—————: “The Jeonju Film Festival,” 33:4, 84-85
—————: “The Delirious Fictions of William Klein,” 33:4, 20-23
—————: “The Istanbul Film Festival,” 32:4, 73-74
—————: “Cautionary Tales and Alternate Histories: The Films of Peter Watkins,” 32:2, 20-25
—————: “The Screwball Social Studies of Preston Sturges,” 31:3, 6-12
Rapping, Elayne: “A Feminist’s Love/Hate Relationship with Woody (Woody Allen Critical Symposium),” 23:3, 37-38
—————: “Hollywood’s Youth Cult Films,” 16:1-2, 14-19
—————: “Liberation in Chains: The Woman Question in Hollywood,” 17:1, 4-8
—————: “Made for TV Movies: The Domestication of Social Issues,” 14:2, 30-33
—————: “Thelma & Louise: Feminism Gets the Hollywood Treatment,” 18:4, 30-32
Rasenberger, Jean & Lynn Jackson: “Young, British, and Black,” 16:4, 24-25
Ratschewa, Maria: “Thc Messianic Power of Pictures: The Films of Andrei Tarkovsky,” 13:1, 27-29
Renov, Michael: “The Political Documentary in America Today,” 30.3, 29-30.
Rhines, Jesse Algeron: “The Political Economy of Black Film,” 21:3, 38-39
—————: “Spike Lee, Malcolm X, and The Money Game: The Compromises of Crossover Marketing,” 19:4, 17-18
Rhodes, Lucille & David Sterritt: “Monty Python: Lust for Glory,” 26:4, 18-23
Riambau, Esteve: “Public Money and Private Business (or How to Survive Hollywood’s Imperialism): Film Production in Spain (1984-2002),” 29:1, 56-61
Rithdee, Kong: “International Film Criticism Today: A Critical Symposium,” 31:1, 42
Robb, David: “Naming the Right Names: Amending the Hollywood Blacklist,” 22:2, 24-29
Rockett, Kevin: “Irish Cinema: The National in the International,” 24:2-3, 23-25
Roffman, Peter: “Black Images on White Screens,” 13:3, 14-21
—————: “The Worker and Hollywood,” 9:1, 8-13
Rogin, Michael: “Nowhere Left to Stand: The Burnt Cork Roots of Popular Culture,” a contribution to “Race, Media and Money: A Critical Symposium on Spike Lee’s Bamboozled,” 26:2, 14-15
Romani, Rebecca: “The Hazards of Occupation: Documentaries by and about Palestinians and Israelis in the Occupied Territories,” 34:3, 25-31
Romney, Jonathan: “International Film Criticism Today: A Critical Symposium,” 31:1, 44
—————:“British Cinema Questionnaire,” 26:4, 66
Rosen, Miriam: “Bibliography and Filmography on the Arab Image in Media,” 17:1, supp. 21-23
—————: “Festivals: Amiens International Film Festival,” 17:1, 26-27 & 55
—————: “Isabelle Adjani: The Actress as Political Activist,” 17:4, 22-24
—————: “The Three Continents Festival,” 16:3, 27-29 & 17
—————: “Arab Film Festival,” 15:4, 30-31
Rosenbaum, Jonathan: Rediscovering Charlie Chaplin, 29:4, 52-56
—————: “Film Criticism in America Today: A Critical Symposium,” 26:1, 38-39
—————: “National Cinema Histories on Video,” 23:2, 48-50
—————: “The Battle Over Orson Welles,” 22:3, 6-10
Rosenstone, Robert A.: “History, Memory, Documentary: A Critique of The Good Fight,” 17:1, 12-15
—————: “Inventing Historical Truth on the Silver Screen,” 29:2, 29-33
Rothwell, Kenneth: “Shakespeare Goes Digital,” 25:3, 50-52
—————: “Orson Welles: Shakespeare for the Art Houses,” 24:1, 28-33
Rubenstein, Lenny: “The Final Word: Formalism Stages a Comeback,” 15:2, 60
—————: “The Politics of Spy Films,” 9:3, 16-21
—————: “Where Have All the Nazis Gone?” 8:2, 32-35
—————: “The Wondrous Return of the Wacky—Monty Python’s Flying Circus,” 7:1,14-18
—————: “Lacombe, Lucien—The Fascism of Banality,” 6:4, 10-12
—————: “It Happened Here—A Second Look,” 6:4, 36-37
Rubenstein, Lenny & Ernie Brill: “The Best Are Dead or Numb: A Second Look at Andrzej Wajda’s Ashes and Diamonds,” 11:3, 22-26
Ruppert, Peter: “Blade Runner: The Utopian Dialectics of Science Fiction Films,” 17:2, 8-13
Russell, Catherine: “Men with Swords and Men with Suits: The Cinema of Akira Kurosawa,” 28:1, 4-13
Russell, Michelle: “Blue Collar—Detroit Moviegoers Have Their Say,” 8:4, 28
Samak, Qussai: “The West as Seen Through the Arab’s Cinema: Three Perspectives,” 9:4, 32-35
—————: “The Arab Cinema and the National Questions: From the Trivial to the Sacrosanct,” 9:3, 32-34
Sanjek, David: “Home Alone: The Phenomenon of Direct-to-Video,” 21:1-2, 98-100
Sanjines, Jorge: “Cinema and Revolution,” 4:3, 13-14
Santaolalla, Isabel: “The Representation of Ethnicity and ‘Race’ in Contemporary Spanish Cinema,” 29.1, 44-49.
Sarris, Andrew: “Film Criticism in America Today: A Critical Symposium,” 26:1, 39-40
Sato, Tadao: “International Film Criticism Today: A Critical Symposium,” 31:1, 39
————: “The Spirit of Compassion: Kurosawa’s Rhapsody In August,” trans. Linda Ehrlich, 19:1, 49-49
Sawhney, Cary Rajinder: “ ‘Another Kind of British’: An Exploration of British Asian Films,” 26:4, 58-61
Scalia, Pietro: “The Art and Craft of Film Editing: A Critical Symposium,” 34:2, 54-64
Schechter, Danny: “The Political Documentary in America Today,” 30:3, 31-32
Schickel, Richard: “Film Criticism in America Today: A Critical Symposium,” 26:1, 40-41
Schiff, Morty: “Homevideo: Jean Cocteau: Poet of the Cinema,” 20:3, 60-62
Schmidt, Arthur: “The Art and Craft of Film Editing: A Critical Symposium,” 34:2, 54-64
Schoonmaker, Thelma: “The Art and Craft of Film Editing: A Critical Symposium,” 34:2, 54-64
Schulman, Sarah: “Thelma & Louise: The Movie Management of Rape,” 18:4, 34-35
Schwarzbaum, Lisa: “Film Criticism in America Today: A Critical Symposium,” 26:1, 41-42
Sconce, Jeffrey: Contribution to “Cult Cinema: A Critical Symposium,” 34:1, 48-49
Sengoopta, Chandak: “Satyajit Ray: Liberalism and Its Vicissitudes,” 34:4, 16-22
Shah, Amit: “A Dweller in Two Lands: Mira Nair, Filmmaker,” 15:3, 22-23
Shaheen, Jack: “Aladdin: Animated Racism,” 20:1, 49
—————: “TV: Arab as Terrorist,” 17:1, supp. 10-12
Shapps, Tony: “What Do We Mean by Widescreen?” 1:2, 10-11 & 17
Sharrett, Christopher: “Through a Door Darkly: A Reappraisal of John Ford’s The Searchers,” 31:4, 4-8
—————: “The Alamo: Fact, Fiction and the Last Stand of History,” 29:4, 14-17
—————: “Zulu, or The Limits of Liberalism,” 25:4, 28-33
—————: “The Belly of the Beast: Oliver Stone’s Nixon and the American Nightmare,” 22:1, 4-8
—————: “Debunking the Official History: The Conspiracy Theory in JFK,” 19:1, 11-14
Sharrett, Christopher & Royal Brown: “No Country for Old Men: Pro & Con Reviews of Hollywood's 'Best Picture of the Year',” 33:3, 8-13
Shedde, Meenakshi: “Bollywood Cinema: Making Elephants Fly,” 31:3, 24-29
—————: “International Film Criticism Today: A Critical Symposium,” 31:1, 37
Sherman, Susan: “Essay on ‘The Left and Porno’,” 7:4, 29-30
Shohat, Ella: “Festivals: The Carthage Film Festival,” 21:3, 56-57
—————: “The Return of the Repressed: The Palestinian Wave in Recent Israeli Cinema,” 15:3, 10-17
Shulevitz, Judith: “Festivals: Margaret Mead Film Festival,” 18:3, 58-59
Sikov, Ed: “Homosexuals, Bandits, and Gangsters: Gay Image in La Cage aux Folles,” 11:4, 30-35 & 56
Silber, Irwin: “Marxist Film Criticism: A Reply,” 10:1, 44-46
—————: “Contribution to Marxist Film Criticism: A Symposium,” 9:4, 18
Silvestri, Roberto: “International Film Criticism Today: A Critical Symposium,” 31:1, 38
Simon, Art: “The Making of Alert Viewers: The Mixing of Fact and Fiction in JFK,” 19:1, 14-15
Simon, Bill: “The NYU Cine-Strike,” 3:4, 21-22
Simon, John: “Film Criticism in America Today: A Critical Symposium,” 26:1, 42
Simpson, Bev: “Black Images on White Screens,” 13:3, 14-21
Sinberg, Stan: “King of the Box Office Bombs,” 28.3, 61.
Sjöman, Vilgot: “An Egret in the Porno Swamp—Notes on Sex in the Cinema,” 8:2, 18-19
Sklar, Robert: “Cineaste’s Early Years: The Quest for a Radical, Readable Film Criticism,” 32:4, 34-37
—————: “Hidden History, Modern Hedonism: The Films of Hou Hsiao-hsien,” 27:4, 11-12
—————: “Snobs and Snubs at Cannes,” 24:4, 25-27
—————: “Dogma Days at Cannes,” 23:4, 42-44
—————: “Beyond Hoopla: The Cannes Film Festival and Cultural Significance,” 22:3, 18-20
—————: “The Devil’s Director,” 20:3, 18- 21
—————: “Saint Alan and the Prince of Perversion,” 18:2, 5 & 11
—————: “What Is the Right Thing?: A Critical Symposium on Spike Lee’s Do the Right Thing,” 17:4, 33-39
—————: “When Looks Could Kill: American Cinema of the Sixties,” 16:1-2, 50-53
—————: “A Second Look: We Were Strangers,” 15:3, 56-57
—————: “Homevideo: Heaven’s Gate,” 14:4, 60-69
—————: “Red River: Empire to the West,” 9:1, 14-19
—————: Editorial Introduction to “Platoon on Inspection: A Critical Symposium,” 15:4, 4-11
Sklar, Robert and Tania Modleski: “Million Dollar Baby: A Split Decision,” 30:3, 6-11
Slapsak, Svetlana: “Representations of Gender as Constructed, Questioned and Subverted in Balkan Films,” 32:3, 37-40
Slide, Anthony: “The American Press and Public v. Charles Spencer Chaplin,” 13:4, 6-9
Sloan, Kay: “A Cinema in Search of Itself: Ideology of the Social Problem Film During the Silent Era,” 14:2, 34-37 & 56
Smith, Henry: “Goebbels in Space: Government Use of Telecommunications,” 5:4, 37-44
Smoodin, Eric: “The Legacy of Frank Capra,” 30:1, 16-19
Snitow, Ann & Georgakas, Dan: “Talking About On the Line,” 8:1, 28-31
Solanas, Fernando and Octavio Getino: “Toward a Third Cinema,” 4:3, 1-10
The Spark: “Blue Collar—Detroit Moviegoers Have Their Say,” 8:4, 30-31
Squyres, Tim: “The Art and Craft of Film Editing: A Critical Symposium,” 34:2, 54-64
Stadler, Harald: “Festivals: Munich,” 16:1-2, 75 & 91
Staffordshire—Georgakas, Trixie & Lulu Lucia: “A Couple of Furry Black and White Pets Sitting Around & Talking About Babe,” 22:2, 11-19
Stam, Robert: “Festivals: The Carthage Film Festival,” 21:3, 56-57
—————: “Rewriting 1492: Cinema and the Columbus Debate,” 19:4, 66-71
—————: “Contribution to Sign and Countersign: Raymond Durgnat Responds to His Critics,” 10:4, 13-15
Stanfield, Peter: Contribution to “Cult Cinema: A Critical Symposium,” 34.1, 49-50
Steele, Robert: “AFI, Cinema, Egg Salad and Omelets,” 1:3, 5-8 & 28
Stein, Ruthe B.: “The Youth Phenomenon in Films,” 3:2, 13-16 & 35
—————: “UpTight,” 2:4, 2-3 & 34
Stern, Gary M.: “Why the Dearth of Latino Directors?” 19:2-3, 45-47
Sterritt, David: “Film Criticism in America Today: A Critical Symposium,” 26:1, 42-43
—————: “John Cassavetes: A Filmmaker Under the Influence,” 30.4, 32-35.
Sterritt, David & Lucille Rhodes: “Monty Python: Lust for Glory,” 26:4, 18-23
Stone, Oliver: “Who Defines History? Address to the National Press Club,” 19:1, 23-24
Stoneman, Rod: “Irish Cinema at the Crossroads: A Filmmakers’ Symposium,” 24:2-3, 73
Strout, Andrea: “To Florence, with Love: The Florence Film Festival of American Independent Cinema,” 9:4, 39-41
Sugarman, Sara: “British Cinema Questionnaire,” 26:4, 66
Suid, Lawrence: “Apocalypse Now—Francis Ford Coppola Stages His Own Vietnam War,” 8:3, 32-33 & 61
Sullivan, Jack: “Psycho: The Music of Terror,” 32:1, 20-28
Summers, Bob: “Challenge for Change,” 3:4, 16-18
Sunness, Sheldon: “Popularizing the Political Documentary: The Films of John de Graaf,” 13:3, 25-26
Supanick, Jim: “Come, fly like a winged horse: Ritwik Ghatak’s Ajantrik, or
The Pathetic Fallacy,” 23:1, 34-35.
Talbot, Daniel: “Fact and Fantasy in the Making of Point of Order,” 31:3, 18-20
Talbot, Dave & Barbara Zheutlin: “Albert Maltz: Portrait of a Hollywood Dissident,” 8:3, 2-15 & 59
Tarr, Carrie: “Beur is Beautiful: Contemporary French-Maghrebi,” 33:1, 31-37 (A Special Supplement)
Tashiro, Charles: “Passing for the Past: Production Design and the Historical Film,” 29.2, 40-44.
Tate, Greg: “Bamboozled: White Supremacy and a Black Way of Being Human,” a contribution to “Race, Media and Money: A Critical Symposium on Spike Lee’s Bamboozled,” 26:2, 15-16
Taylor, Clyde: “The Colonialist Subtext in Platoon,” a contribution to “Platoon on Inspection: A Critical Symposium,” 15:4, 4-11
Tellefsen, Christopher: “The Art and Craft of Film Editing: A Critical Symposium,” 34:2, 54-64
Thompson, Cliff: "Good Moments in a Tough World: The Films of Charles Burnett,” 33:2, 32-34
—————: “St. Clair Bourne: Documenting the African-American Experience,” 26:3, 34-35
—————:“The Devil Beats His Wife: Small Moments and Big Statements in the Films of Charles Burnett,” 23:2, 24-27
—————: “We Hardly Knew Ye: Four Early Films of Paul Robeson,” 23:4, 24-25
—————: “The Brother From Another Race: Black Characters in the Films of John Sayles,” 22:3, 32-33
Tiana (Thi Thenh Nga): “The Long March: From Wong to Woo: Asians In Hollywood,” 21:4, 38-40
Tichenor, Dylan: “The Art and Craft of Film Editing: A Critical Symposium,” 34:2, 54-64
Tomaselli, Keyan: “The Cinema in South Africa Today,” 15:2, 13-15
—————: “Racism in South African Cinema,” 13:1,12-15
Tomaszewski, Igor: “Festivals: Gdansk Festival of Polish Films,” 17:4, 54-55 & 64
Toplin, Robert Brent: “Cinematic History: An Anatomy of the Genre,” 29:2, 34-39
Travers, Peter: “Film Criticism in America Today: A Critical Symposium,” 26:1, 43-44
Trifonova, Temenuga: “Stoned on Mars: Home and National Identity in Recent Bulgarian Cinema,” 32:3, 32-36
Trumbo, Dalton: “Report on Spartacus,” 18:3, 30-33
Tsao, Leonardo Garcia: “International Film Criticism Today: A Critical Symposium,” 31:1, 39-40
Turan, Kenneth: “Film Criticism in America Today: A Critical Symposium,” 26:1, 44
Union of Arab Jews: “We Are All Arab Jews in Israel,” 10:1, 35
Vera, Noel: “International Film Criticism Today: A Critical Symposium,” 31:1, 40
Vineberg, Steve: “Acting in the Cinema,” 31:4, 62-63
Vogel, Amos: “Subversive Film Festival,” 19:4, 89-91
Vojkovic, Sasa: “Factum Documentary Films: Searching for the Present,” 32:3, 41-44
Wajda, Andrzej: “Andrzej Wajda’s Censored Speech,” 13:3, 12-13
Wald, Malvin: “Who Is the Film Author?,” 2:3, 11-12
Walsh, David: “The Political Documentary in America Today,” 30:3, 30
Waugh, Thomas: “Men Cannot Act in Front of the Camera in the Presence of Death: Joris Ivens’s The Spanish Earth,” Part 1, 12:2, 30-31; Part II, 12:3, 21-29
Weigl, Bruce: “Stone Incountry: A Platoon of the Mind,” a contribution to “Platoon on Inspection: A Critical Symposium,” 15:4, 4-11
Weis, Elisabeth: “Sync Tanks: The Art and Technique of Postproduction Sound,” 21:1-2, 56-61
Weiss, Andrea: “From the Margins: New Images of Gays in the Cinema,” 15:1, 4-8
Wertham, Fredric, M.D.: “Is So Much Violence in Films Necessary?” 2:1, 4-6 & 36
Weschler, Lawrence: “Poland’s Banned Films,” 13:3, 11-12
West, Dennis: “The Gijón Film Festival,” 33:2, 81-83
—————: “The Karlovy Vary Film Festival,” 32:4, 75-76
—————: “The Karlovy Vary Film Festival,” 32:1, 83-84
—————: “Osian’s-Cinefan Festival of Asian Cinema,” 31:1, 84
—————: “The Karlovy Vary Film Festival,” 31:1, 83
—————: “The Valladolid International Film Festival,” 30:2, 74-76
—————: “The Buenos Aires Film Festival,” 30:4, 76
—————: “Mar del Plata Film Festival,” 29:3, 67
—————: “Mannheim-Heidelberg: A Festival of Newcomers,” 29:2, 72, 93
—————: “Karlovy Vary: Take 38,” 29.1, 88-89
—————: “Contemporary Spanish Cinema: A Guide to Resources,” 29:1, 65-66
—————: “Karlovy Vary: Take 37,” 28:1, 29-30
—————: “The Buenos Aires Festival and the Renaissance of Argentine Cinema,” 27:1, 50-51
—————: “Karlovy Vary, Take 34,” 25:1, 38 & 61
—————: “Tröia is Far from Hollywood,” 25:4, 53
—————: “Festivals: San Juan Film Festival,” 17:1, 40-41 & 25
—————: “Festivals: Hispanic Film Festivals,” 17:2, 29
—————: “Revolution in Central America: A Survey of New Documentaries,” 14:3, 14-21
—————: “Revolution in Central America: A Survey of Recent Documentaries,” 12:1, 18-23
—————: “A Film School for the Third World,” 15:3, 37 & 57
West, Joan M.: “Francocinephile Video Blues,” 24:4, 48-49
Wexman, Virginia Wright: “Acting in the Cinema,” 31:4, 63
White, Armond: Post-Art Minstrelsy,” a contribution to “Race, Media and Money: A Critical Symposium on Spike Lee’s Bamboozled,” 26:2, 12-14
—————:“Film Criticism in America Today: A Critical Symposium,” 26:1, 44-45
Williams, John: Daughters of the Diaspora: “A Filmography of Sixty-Five Black Women Independent Film- and Video-Makers,” 20:3, 41-42
—————: “Re-Creating Their Media Image: Two Generations of Black Women Filmmakers,” 20:3, 38-42
Williams, Linda: “Cinema and the Sex Act,” 27:1, 20-25
Wilson, Michael: “Lawrence of Arabia: Elements and Facets of the Theme,” 21:4, 30-32
Women’s Workshop/Utrecht Conference: “Manifesto for a Non-Sexist Cinema,” 8:4, 51
Worthy, Kim: “Hearts Of Darkness: Making Art, Making History, Making Money, Making Vietnam,” 19:2-3, 24-27
Youdelman, Jeffrey: “Narration, Invention & History: A Documentary Dilemma,” 12:2, 8-15
Young, Deborah & Sergio di Giorgi: “The Dream of a New Sicilian Cinema,” 23:1, 20-23
Young, John Keone: “What is MGM Doing in South Africa, or Who’s Really Getting the Shaft,” 5:3, 67
Yurick, Sol: “Apocalypse Now: Capital Flow,” 10:1, 21-23
Zavattini, Cesare: “The New Free Newsreels,” 3:2, 17 & 35
Zeoli, Nicholas J.: “Technical Notes,” 1:2, 12-13
—————: “The Short Film,” 1:3, 22 & 29
—————: “Tape Recording Guide,” 1:4, 21-22 & 33
Zevin, Alexander: “Marie Antoinette and the Ghosts of the French Revolution,” 32:2, 32-35
Zheutlin, Barbara and Talbot, Dave: “Albert Maltz: Portrait of a Hollywood Dissident,” 8:3, 2-15 & 59
Zimmerman, Debra: “The Political Documentary in America Today,” 30.3, 33-34.
Ziv, Han: “The Israeli Cinema and the National Question: The Primal Sin,” 9:3, 36-37 & 40
Zook, Douglas-Paul: “Film in Boston: Help!” 2:4, 9
Zucker, Carole: “Love Hurts: Performance in Elia Kazan’s Splendor in the Grass,” 31:4, 18-23
INTERVIEWS
Abbott, Jennifer: “The Life and Times of the Corporation,” by Dennis West and Joan M. West, 30:1, 28-33
Abraham, F. Murray: “ ‘F’ is for Farid,” by David Copelin, 17:1, supp. 14-16.
Abu-Assad, Hany: “This is a Film You Should See Twice,” by Dan Georgakas and Barbara Saltz, 31.1, 16-19
Alea, Tomás Gutiérrez & Juan Carlos Tabío: “Strawberry and Chocolate, Ice Cream and Tolerance,” by Dennis West, 21:1-2, 16-20
Alea, Tomás Gutiérrez & Mirta Ibarra: “Up to a Point,” by Gary Crowdus, 14:2, 26-29
Alea, Tomás Gutiérrez: “Individual Fulfillment and Collective Achievement,” by Julianne Burton, 8:1, 8-15 & 59
Alexie, Sherman: “Sending Cinematic Smoke Signals,” by Joan M. West & Dennis West, 23:4, 28-31 & 37
Allen, Joan: “The Star is the Story,” by Cynthia Lucia, 31:4, 24-32
Allen, Woody: “Status and Morality in Cassandra's Dream,” by Cynthia Lucia, 33:2, 40-43
Altman, Robert: “The Player,” by Janice Richolson, 19:2-3, 61
Altman, Robert, see Freed, Donald
Alvarez, Santiago: “5 Frames are 5 Frames, Not 6, but 5,” by Rodi Broullon, Gary Crowdus & Allan Francovich, 6:4, 16-21
Amaral, Suzana: “The Hour of the Star,” by Dennis West, 15:4, 45
Amelio, Gianni: “Beyond Neorealism: Preserving a Cinema of Social Conscience,” by Gary Crowdus & Richard Porton, 21:4, 6-13
—————: “Lack of Historical Memory,” by Gary Crowdus, 28:3, 14-18.
Anderson, Lindsay: “Revolution Is the Opium of the Intellectuals,” by E. Rampell, 12:4, 36-37
Angelopoulos, Theodoros: “National Culture and Individual Vision,” by Andrew Horton, with an introduction by Dan Georgakas, 19:2-3, 28-31
Arcand, Denys: “Of Warm and Sunny Tragedies,” by Robert Sklar, 18:1, 14-16
—————: “Decline of the American Empire,” by Robert Sklar, 15:2, 48-50
Aristarain, Adolfo: “Time for Revenge,” by Annette Insdorf, 13:1, 16-17
Arrabal, Fernando: “The Future of the Cinema Belongs to Poets,” by Peter Brunette & Gerald Peary, 7:2, 22-25
Askoldov, Alexander: “The Uncompromised Commissar,” by Alexander Batchan, 17:1, 9-11
Asner, Ed: “Acting and Activism in Hollywood,” by Gary Crowdus & Dan Georgakas, 14:1, 6-11
Assayas, Olivier: “Making a Connection Between the Cinema, Politics and Real Life,” by Steve Erickson, 22:4, 6-9
Attile, Martina & Isaac Julien: “The Passion of Remembrance,” by Lynne Jackson & Jean Rasenberger, 16:4, 23
Babenco, Hector: “At Play in the Fields of the Lord,” by Neil Okrent, 19:1, 44-47
Bagwell, Orlando: “Matters of Race,” by Barbara Abrash, 30:1, 34-35
Bacso, Peter: “Politicians Have No Sense of Humor,” by Gary Crowdus & Lenny Rubenstein, 11:4, 48-49
Badham, John: “Lost in the Hustle,” by Eric Breitbart. 9:2, 2-5 & 57
Bahrani, Ramin: “A Sense of Place,” by Richard Porton, 33:3, 44-48
Bakri, Mohammad: “Upholding the Palestinian Image in Israeli Cinema,” by Ginger Assadi, 29:4, 41-43
Baldwin, Craig: “Talk About a Combustible Mix,” by Christopher Carley, 34:1, 20-24
Ball, Alan: “Sexual Politics and Awakenings in Towelhead,” by Cynthia Lucia, 33:4, 14-19
Barbash, Uri: “Beyond the Walls,” by Ronnie Margulies, 14:3, 22-24
Bardot, Brigitte: “Society of the Spectacle: An Interview with Brigitte Bardot,” by Ron Hunt & Chris MacConway, 4:4, 18 & 35
Barmak, Siddiq: “Emerging from the Taliban’s Grim Legacy,” by A.G. Basoli, 29:3, 38-41
Baumbach, Noah: “Divorce Brooklyn Style,” by Leonard Quart, 31:1, 27-29
Baye, Nathalie: “The Joys of Collaboration,” by Richard Porton, 31:3, 13-17
Béart, Emmanuelle: “Acting as the Joy of Discovery,” by Richard Porton, 29:1, 15-17
Becker, Peter: “Providing a Film Archive for the Home Viewer,” by Gary Crowdus, 25:1, 47-50
Bellocchio, Marco: “China Is Near: An Interview with Marco Bellocchio,” by Frederic Tuten, 4:1, 24-25
Bemburg, Marie-Luisa: “Love as a Revolutionary Act,” by Karen Jaehne, 14:3, 22-24
Benioff, David: “Doyle’s Law,” by Paula J. Massood, 28:3, 8-10
Benson, Michael: “Art, History and Politics in the Former Yugoslavia,” by Louis Menashe & Jasminka Udovicki, 22:2, 30-33
Beresford, Bruce: “An Aussie in Hollywood,” by Gary Crowdus & Udayan Gupta, 12:4, 20-25
Bergenstrahle, Johan: “An Interview with Johan Bergenstrahle,” by Gerald Peary, 5:2, 21-23
Berger, John: “The Screenwriter as Collaborator,” by Richard Appignanesi, 10:3, 14-19
Berger, Pamela: “Sorceress,” by Lynn Jackson, 16:4, 45
Berlinger, Joe: “Out of the Jungle and Into the Fire,” by Dan Lybarger, 34:4, 30-36
Berlinger, Joe & Bruce Sinofsky: “Redefining the Esthetics of the Documentary,” by Cynthia Lucia & Richard Porton, 19:4, 82-85
—————: “Cinéma Vérité, Nineties Style,” by Dennis West & Joan M. West, 22:3, 21-23
Bernstein, Walter: “The Language of Film and the Grammar of Politics,” by Pat Aufderheide, 15:3, 30-33
Bertolucci, Bernardo: “Returning to My Low-Budget Roots,” by Bruce Sklarew, 24:4, 16-19
—————: “Luna and the Critics,” by Gary Crowdus & Dan Georgakas, 10:1, 27-29
—————: “The Poetry of Class Struggle,” by Fabio di Vico and Roberto Degni, 7:4, 6-9 & 50
—————: “Red Flags and American Dollars,” by Giovanna di Bernardo, 7:4, 2-5
—————: “A Conversation with Bernardo Bertolucci,” by Joan Mellen, 5:4, 21-24
Bertucelli, Jean-Louis: “Ramparts of Clay: An Interview with Jean-Louis Bertucelli,” by Lita Paniagua, William Starr & Gary Crowdus, 4:4, 1-3
Bird, Stewart: “Home Free All,” by Dan Georgakas. 13:3, 43-44
Bird, Stewart & Shaffer, Deborah: “The Wobblies: The Making of a Historical Documentary,” by Dan Georgakas, 10:2, 14-19 & 58
Blake, Grace: “Integrating the Film Industry’s Craft Unions,” by Jesse Rhines, 20:4, 30-31
Blanchett, Cate: “Trusting the Text: An Interview with Cate Blanchett,” by Richard Porton, 32:2, 16-19
Bloom, John (aka Joe Bob Briggs): “The Master of Laugh-Out-Loud Film Criticism,” by Gary Alan Crowdus, 16:4, 38-43
—————: “Cult Films, Commentary Tracks, and Censorious Critics,” by Gary Crowdus, 28:3, 32-34
Borden, Lizzie: “Labor Relations,” by Lynn Jackson, 15:3, 4-9
—————: “Redefining Female Sexuality in the Cinema,” by Cynthia Lucia, 19:2-3, 6-10
Bortnik, Aída: “The Official Story,” by Danusia L. Meson, 14:4, 30-35
Bourne, St. Clair: “Showing Complexity in Documentary Portraits,” by Clifford Thompson, 26:3, 36-37
Bradbury, David: “Chile: Hasta Cuando?,” by Susan Ryan, 16:1-2, 76-77
Branagh, Kenneth: “Sharing an Enthusiasm for Shakespeare,” by Gary Crowdus, 24:1, 34-41
Breillat, Catherine: “A Woman’s Vision of Shame and Desire,” by Robert Sklar, 25:1, 24-26
Breitbart, Eric: “Film and History: Questions to Filmmakers and Historians,” 29:2, 55-56
Brook, Peter: “Shakespeare in the Cinema: A Film Directors’ Symposium,” by Gary Crowdus, 24:1, 48-55
Brooks, Sue: “Feminist Filmmaking without Vanity or Sentimentality,” by Lorena Cancela, 29:2, 18-21
Brownlow, Kevin: “Winstanley and the Historical Film,” by Lenny Rubenstein, 10:4, 22-25
—————: “Film and History: Questions to Filmmakers and Historians,” 29:2, 61
Buckner, Noel, Mary Dore & Sam Sills: “The Good Fight,” by Gary Crowdus & Dan Georgakas, 13:4, 20-25
Bumstead, Henry: “The World of Hollywood Art Design,” by Andrew Horton, 26:3, 18-22
Büttner, Tilman: “Filming Sokurov’s Russian Ark,” by Louis Menashe, 28:3, 21-23
Caine, Michael: “The Character Actor as Movie Star,” by Richard Porton, 29:2, 4-7
Campobasso, Craig:”The Art of Casting,” by Donald R. D’Aries and Foster Hirsch, 31:4, 56-59
Canby, Vincent: “The Power of The Times Critic,” by Gary Crowdus & Dan Georgakas, 10:2, 2-9
Cantet, Laurent: “Alienated Labor,” by Richard Porton and Lee Ellickson, 27:2, 24-27
Carbajosa, Chumilla: “Spanish Filmmakers Forum,” by Dennis West and Joan M. West, 29:1, 62
Carrière, Jean-Claude: “The Power to Imagine,” by Jason Weiss, 13:1, 6-11
Cecchi d’Amico, Suso: “Screenwriting with Your Eyes,” by A.G. Basoli, 27:4, 24-32
Cedar, Joseph: “The Human Cost of Ideology,” by Robert Sklar, 27:1, 26-29
—————: “Surviving a Futile War,” by Leonard Quart, 33:2, 27-31
Chaplin, Charles: “Are You Now, or Have You Ever Been...?,” by Charles Maland, 14:4, 10-15
Chéreau, Patrice: “Elusive Intimacy,” by Richard Porton, 27:1, 16-19
Choy, Christine, Worth Long & Allen Siegel: “Mississippi Triangle,” by Erick Dittus, 14:2, 38-40
Christie, Julie: “Seeking Connections,” By Karen Jaehne, 15:2, 4-7
Cine Manifest: “Towards the Socially Conscious Entertainment Film,” by Tom Broni, 6:3, 12-15
Coates, Anne V.: “The Editing of Lawrence of Arabia,” by Gary Crowdus, 34:2, 48-53
Cohen, Eli: “Ricochets,” by Rob Edelman, 16:3, 43
Condon, Bill: “Sex, Science, and the Biopic: An Interview with Bill Condon,” by Roy Grundmann, Roy, 30:2, 11
Cooper, Chris and David Strathairn: “Working with John Sayles,” by Dan Georgakas, 33:2, 20-21
Corrieri, Sergio: “Memories of Underdevelopment: Thirty Years Later,” by Paul B. Miller, 25:1, 20-23
Costa–Gavras: “Keeping Alive the Memory of the Holocaust,” by Gary Crowdus,” 17:3, 4-7
—————: “There’s Always a Point of View,” by Dan Georgakas, 16:4, 18-21
—————: “The Missing Dossier,” by Gary Crowdus, 12:1, 30 & 31-33 & 35
—————: “Filming the Story of a Spy from God,” by Gary Crowdus and Dan Georgakas, 28:3, 14-20
—————: “A Film Is Like a Match—You Can Make a Big Fire or Nothing at All,” Harold Kalishman & Gary Crowdus, 6:1, 2-7
—————: “Costa–Gavras Talks about Z,” by Gary Crowdus & Dan Georgakas, 3:3, 12-16
—————: “Film and History: Questions to Filmmakers and Historians,” 29:2, 61-62
Cox, Alex: “Flipped Out in Nicaragua,” by Coco Fusco, 16:3, 12-16
Craven, Wes: “Interview on Elm Street,” by Michael Banka, 17:3, 22-25
Cronenberg, David: “The Film Director as Philosopher,” by Richard Porton, 24:4, 4-9
—————: “The Primal Energies of Horror Film,” by George Hickenlooper, 17:2, 4-7
Cuarón, Alfonso: “Sexual Awakenings and Stark Social Realities,” by A.G. Basoli, 27:3, 26-29
Dafoe, Willem, “The Great Pretender,” by Gary Crowdus and Richard Porton, 31:4, 40-47
Dardenne, Jean-Pierre and Dardenne, Luc: “Taking the Measure of Human Relationships,” by Joan M. West and Dennis West., 28:3, 14-17
—————: “The Terrible Lightness of Social Marginality,” by Robert Sklar, 31:2, 19-21
Dassin, Jules: “A Dream of Passion,” by Dan Georgakas & Petros Anastasopoulos. 9:1, 20-24
Davies, Terence: “The Long Day Closes,” by Wheeler Winston Dixon, 19:2-3, 20-23
Davis, Dave: Contributor to “The Art and Politics of the Documentary: A Symposium,” 11:3, 12-21
de Antonio, Emile: “History Is the Theme of All My Films,” by Gary Crowdus & Dan Georgakas, 12:2, 20-28
—————: “Contributor to The Art and Politics of the Documentary: A Symposium,” 11:3, 12-21
de Laurot, Yves: “Yves de Laurot Defines Cinema Engage,” 4:1, 10-23
—————: “From Logos to Lens: From the Theory of Engagement to the Praxis of Revolutionary Cinema,” 4:1, 10-23
Deitch, Donna: “Desert Hearts,” by Pat Aufderheide,” 15:1, 18-19
De la Iglesia, Álex: “Spanish Filmmakers Forum,” by Dennis West and Joan M. West, 29:1, 63
Del Toro, Guillermo: “What is a Ghost?” by Kimberly Chun, 27:2, 28-31
De Oliveira, Manoel: “An Ethical Cinema,” by Jared Rapfogel, 33:3, 18-21
De Palma, Brian: “Outside the Green Zone,” by Robert Cashill, 33:1, 6-12
Dershowitz, Alan: “Revisionist of Fortune,” by Halan Jacobson, 18:2, 8-11
Desplechin, Arnaud: “One Idea Every Fifteen Seconds,” by Jared Rapfogel, 30:2, 31-37
Diamand, Frank: “The New Right’s Quest for Power,” by Susan Linfield, 13:1, 20-21
Dìaz Torres, Daniel: “Alice in a Cuban Wonderland,” by Dennis West, 20:1, 24-27
Dìaz, Jesus: “Parting of the Ways,” by Dan Georgakas & Gary Crowdus, 15:4, 22
Dick, Kirby: “MPAA Ratings, Black Holes, and My Film: An Interview with Kirby Dick,” by Joan M. West and Dennis West, 32:1, 14-19
Diegues, Carlos: “I Want to Make Films for Today,” by Karen Backstein, 26:1, 16-19
—————: “Choosing Between Legend and History,” by Coco Fusco, 15:1, 12-14
Dong, Arthur: “Licensed to Kill,” by Tom Doherty, 23:2, 20-23
Donnersmarck, Florian Henckel von: “Between Principle and Feeling: An Interview with Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck,” by John Esther, 32:2, 40-42
Dos Santos, Nelson Pereira: “Memories of Prison,” by Patricia Aufderheide, 14:2, 23-24
Dougherty, Marion: “Fifty Years of Casting,” by Dan Georgakas & Kevin Rabalais, 25:2, 26-31
Egoyan, Atom: “Family Romances,” by Richard Porton, 23:2, 8-15
—————: “The Politics of Denial,” by Richard Porton, 25:1, 39-41
Eguino, Antonio: “Neo-Realism in Bolivia,” by Udayan Gupta. 9:2, 26-29 & 59
Else, Jon: Contributor to “The Art and Politics of the Documentary: A Symposium,” 11:3,12-21
Epstein, Robert: “The Times of Harvey Milk,” by Patricia Erens, 14:3, 26-27
Espinosa, Julio Garcìa: “Reconciling Entertainment and Thought,” by Dennis West, 16:1-2, 20-26 & 89
Falk, Feliks: “Fighting the Bureaucrats and Censors,” by Lenny Rubenstein, 13:3, 9-10
Farr, Raye: “The World at War: Film Researcher,” by Alan Rosenthal. 9:2, 16-21
Fassbinder, R.W.: “I Let the Audience Feel and Think,” by Norbert Sparrow,” 8:2, 20-21
Ferguson, Charles: “No End in Sight: An Interview with Charles Ferguson,” by Gary Alan Crowdus, 32:4, 18-19
Field, Connie & Marilyn Mulford: “Progress and Misgivings in Mississippi,” 21:1-2, 43-45
Field, Connie: Contributor to “The Art and Politics of the Documentary: A Symposium,” 11:3,12-21
Florio, Maria & Victoria Mudd: “Broken Rainbow,” by Robert Strauss, 15:2, 34-36
Fofi, Goffredo: “Ombre Rosse: Developing a Radical Critique of the Cinema in Italy,” by Joan Mellen, 5:3, 49-52
Folman, Ari: “Waltz with Bashir,” by John Esther, 34:2, 67
Fonda, Jane: “I Prefer Films That Strengthen People,” by Dan Georgakas & Lenny Rubenstein, 6:4, 2-9
Forman, Milos: “Porn Again: The People vs. Larry Flynt,” by Richard Porton, 22:4, 28-32
Frears, Stephen: “The Complexities of Cultural Change,” by Cynthia Lucia, 28.4, 8-15.
Freed, Donald & Robert Altman: “Secret Honor,” by Pat Aufderheide, 14:2, 13-14
Fry, Stephen: “The Actor as Critic,” by Richard Porton, 23:4, 8-12
Gabor, Pal: “Angi Vera: A Conversation with Pal Gabor,” 10:2, 32-33
Ganatra, Nisha: “Dishing Up Comedy Spiced with Chutney,” by Dennis West & Joan M. West, 26:2, 38-40
Garnett, Tony, see Loach, Ken
Garrone, Matteo: “Inside ‘The System’,” by Richard Porton, 34:2, 12-15
George, Terry: “The Troubles He’s Seen in Northern Ireland,” by Gary Crowdus & O’Mara Leary, 23:1, 24-29.
Ghobadi, Bahman: “The Cinema of a Stateless Nation,” by Rahul Hamid, 30:3, 42-45
Gibney, Alex: “Speaking Documentary Truth to Power,” by Gary Crowdus, 33:3, 28-36
Gilbert, Bruce: “Hollywood’s Progressive Producer,” by Barabara Zheutlin & Jim Richardson, 9:4, 2-9
Gilday, Katherine: “The Famine Within,” 18:4, 39-41
Gitai, Amos: “The Architecture of Documentary Filmmaking,” by Miriam Rosen, 17:3, 48-50
Glover, Danny: “Acting and Activism,” by Richard Porton, 26:1, 10-15
Godzilla: “The Thunder Lizard Speaks!,” by J.J. Martin, 23:3, 24-25
Goldberg, Bernard: “In This Business You Sure Can’t Please Everybody,” by Alex Siodmak, 7:4, 26-27 & 53
Gorris, Marlene: “The Lighter Side of Feminism,” by Robert Sklar, 22:1, 26-28
Granados, Daisy, see Vega, Pastor
Gray, Spalding: “The Art of Autobiography,” by Dan Georgakas & Richard Porton, 19:4, 34-37
Greaves, William: “Ralph Bunche Reconsidered,” by Freda Warren, 26:2, 35-37
Green, David Gordon: “A Touch of the Neorealist,” by Cynthia Lucia, 26:4, 13-17
Greenaway, Peter: “Cinema as the Total Art Form,” by Marcia Pally, 18:3, 6-11 & 45
—————: “The Draughtsman’s Contract,” by Karen Jaehne, 13:2, 13-15
Greene, Felix: “One Man’s China,” by Joseph Gross, 14:4, 26-28
Greenwald, Robert: “Documentary as Political Activism: An Interview with Robert Greenwald,” 32:4, 26-29
Grosbard, Ulu: “Directing the Character-Driven Drama,” by Richard Porton, 22:1, 39
Gutiérrez, Chus: “Spanish Filmmakers Forum,” by Dennis West and Joan M. West, 29:1, 62-63
Guzmán, Patricio: “The Importance of Historical Memory,” 27:3, 22-25
—————: “Film and History: Questions to Filmmakers and Historians,” 29:2, 56
Hall, Sir Peter: “Shakespeare in the Cinema: A Film Directors’ Symposium,” by Gary Crowdus, 24:1, 48-55
Hammer, Lance: “Listening to Silence,” by Robert Koehler, 34:1, 8-13
Haneke, Michael: “The World that is Known,” by Christopher Sharrett, 28:3, 28-31
—————: “Collective Guilt and Individual Responsibility,” by Richard Porton, 31:1, 50-51
Hanig, Josh: Contributor to “The Art and Politics of the Documentary: A Symposium,” 11:3, 12-21
Hanson, John & Judy Irola: “Northern Lights: Developing a Regional Cinema,” by Gary Crowdus, 10:1, 14-20
Harkin, Margo: “Derry Film and Video,” by Marsha Emerman, 17:2, 42
Harris, Robert: “Restoring Lawrence,” by Gary Crowdus & Alan Farrand, 17:2, 22-23
—————: “Resurrecting Spartacus,” by Gary Crowdus & Duncan Cooper, 18:3, 28-20
Hartley, Hal: “Rise of an Indie,” by John Fried, 19:4, 38-40
Haskell, Molly: “Film Criticism and Feminism,” by Gary Crowdus & Melanie Wallace, 11:3, 2-11 & 41
Hauff, Reinhard: “Stammheim,” by Peter Brunette, 16:1-2, 54-56
Hauser, Thomas: “The Missing Dossier,” by Lenny Rubenstein, 12:1, 33-34 & 38
Haynes, Todd: “Poison at the Box Office,” by Michael Laskawy, 18:3, 38-39
—————: “The Many Faces of Bob Dylan,” by Richard Porton, 33:1, 20-23
Heddle, James: “Strategic Trust: The Making of Nuclear Free Palau,” by E. Rampell, 14:2, 41-42
Henry, Buck: “From Words to Images,” by Dan Georgakas, 27:1, 4-10
Herzog, Werner: “The Wrath of Klaus Kinski,” by A.G. Basoli, 24:4, 32-35
Hidari, Sachiko: “Feminism in the Japanese Cinema,” by Ruth McCormick & Bill Thompson. 9:3, 26-29
Hinton, Carma: “The Long Bow Films,” by Norma Wang, 14:4, 36-38
Hirszman, Leon: “Recovering Popular Emotion,” by Randal Johnson & Robert Stam, 13:2, 20-23 & 58
Hoberman, J.: “A Vulgar Modernist,” by Mariam Niroumand, 19:1, 53-55
Hobsbawm, Eric: “Film and History: Questions to Filmmakers and Historians,” 29:2, 66
Holland, Agnieszka: “Lessons from the Past,” by Peter Brunette, 15:1, 15-17
Hood, Gavin: “Violence and Redemption,” by David Archibald, 31:2, 44-47
Houston, Dianne: “The Mouse That Roared,” by Shari L. Carpenter, 23:1, 39-40
Hsiao-hsien, Hou: “Preparing to Live in the Present,” by Lee Ellickson, 27:4, 13-19
Hubbard, Jim: “Encouraging the Experimental,” by Roy Grundmann, 19:1, 51
Hudlin, Reginald & Warrington Hudlin: “Tearing the Roof Off the Sucker,” by Michael Kantor, 18:1, 22-23
Hui, Anne: “Boat People,” by Karen Jaehne, 13:2, 16-19
Humphries, Steve: “Film and History: Questions to Filmmakers and Historians,” 29:2, 57
Hung, Tran Anh: “Portraying the Rhythm of the Vietnamese Soul,” by Alice Cross, 20:3, 35-37
—————: “The Politics of Pure Emotion,” by Robert Sklar, 26:4, 69-70
Hurwitz, Leo: “Native Land,” by Michael & Jill Klein, 6:3, 2-7
Hutshing, Joe Julie Monroe & Wylie Stateman: “Cutting Remarks on W.” by Gabriella Oldman, 34:2, 33-37
Hyndman, Dave: “Belfast Independent Video,” by Marsha Emerman, 17:2, 42
INCINE Filmmakers: “Film and Revolution in Nicaragua,” by Howard Dratch & Barbara Margolis, 15:3, 27-29
Ivens, Joris: “Fifty Years of Political Filmmaking,” by Deborah Shaffer, 14:1, 12-15 &21
Jacquot, Benôit: “A Child of the New Wave,” by Peter Brunette & Gerald Peary, 25:3, 23-27
Janda, Krystyna: “Woman of Marble,” by Michael Szporer, 18:3, 12-16
Jarecki, Eugene: “Why We Fight,” by Gary Crowdus, 31:2, 32-38
Jarman, Derek: “History and the Gay Viewfinder,” by Roy Grundmann, 18:4, 24-27
Jarmusch, Jim: “A Gun Up Your Ass,” by Jonathan Rosenbaum, 22:2, 20 23
Jarrico, Paul: “A True-Blue Red in Hollywood,” by Patrick McGilligan, 23:2, 32-39
Jarvik, Laurence: “Who Shall Live and Who Shall Die?,” by Lenny Rubenstein, 12:4, 52-53
Jordan, Neil: “Trying to Take the Gun Out of Irish Politics,” by Séamas McSwiney, 22:4, 20-23
Josephson, Erland and Liv Ullmann: “A Staged Happening,” by Kevin Lewis, 30:3, 56-57
Julien, Isaac: “Black Nationhood and the Rest in the West,” by Roy Grundmann, 21:1-2, 28-31
Julien, Isaac, see Attile, Martina
Kael, Pauline: “I Still Love Going to the Movies,” by Leonard Quart, 25:2, 8-13
Kaige, Chen: “Changing the Face of Chinese Cinema,” by Richard James Havis, 29:1, 8-11
Karmitz, Marin, “Towards a Proletarian Cinema: An Interview with Marin Karmitz,” by Gary Crowdus & Irwin Silber, 4:2, 21-25
Karnad, Girish: “New Visions in Indian Cinema,” by Udayan Gupta, 11:4, 21-23
Kartemquin Film Collective: “Filming for the City,” by Julia Lesage, 7:1, 26-30
Kartemquin Film Collective: Contributor to “The Art and Politics of Documentary: A Symposium,” 11:3, 12-21
Kaufman, Avy: “The Art of Casting,” by Donald R. D’Aries and Foster Hirsch, 31:4, 56-59
Kechiche, Abdellatif: “Marivaux in the ’Hood,” by Richard Porton, 31:1, 46-49
Kempner, Aviva, see Waletzky, Josh
Kenner, Robert: “The Business of Dinner,” by Rebecca Amato and Rahul Hamid, 34:3, 38-41
Kent, Tony: “A Discussion with Tony Kent,” by Bob Summers & Gary Crowdus,” 3:4, 18-20
Khleifi, Michel: “Wedding in Galilee,” by Miriam Rosen, 16:4, 51-52
Kiarostami, Abbas: “Real Life Is More Important Than Cinema,” by Pat Aufderheide, 21:3, 31-33
—————: “The Camera of Art,” by Miriam Rosen, 19:2-3, 38-40
Kinoy, Peter, Tom Sigel & Pamela Yates: “When the Mountains Tremble,” by Patricia Aufderheide, 14:1, 22-23
Kitano, Takeshi: “‘Beat’ Comes to America,” by Rahul Hamid, 26:3, 32-33
Klaatu: “Special Effects Have Nothing to Do with It,” by Lenny Rubenstein, 12:3, 36-37
Klapisch, Cédric: “The Last Time He Saw Paris,” by Cynthia Lucia, 23:1, 10-14.
Klaue, Dr. Wolfgang: “What Does a Film Archivist Do Anyway?,” by Lenny Rubenstein, 7:3, 28-29
Klein, Bonnie Sherr & Linda Lee Tracey: “Not a Love Story,” by Dan Georgakas, 12:3, 6-10
Klein, James & Julia Reichert: “Seeing Red,” by Renee Shafransky, 13:2, 24-26
Klein, William: “Mister Freedom,” by Jared Rapfogel, 33:4, 24-29
Koff, David & Musindo Mwinyipenbe: “Blacks Britannica,” by Peter Pappas & Melanie Wallace, 9:4, 26-29
Kohlhaase, Wolfgang: “What Film Can and Cannot Do In Society,” by Lenny Rubenstein, 13:4, 34-35 & 53
Komarov, Sergei, see Soviet Cinema Today
Konchalovsky, Andrei, see Mikhalkov-Konchalovsky, Nikita & Andrei
Kopple, Barbara & Hart Perry: “Filming in Harlan,” by Gary Crowdus, 8:1, 22-25
Kopple, Barbara: “American Dream,” by Gary Crowdus and Richard Porton, 18:4, 37-38 & 41
Kozintsev, Grigory, see Soviet Cinema Today
Kuehl, Jerome: “The World at War: Associate Producer,” by Alan Rosenthal, 9:2, 8-15
Kunuk, Zacharias: “Storytelling in the Arctic Circle,” by Kimberly Chun, 28:3, 21-23
Kurosawa, Akira: “Making Films for All the People,” by Kyoko Kirano, 14:4, 23-25
Kusama, Karyn: “A New Combination: Women and the Boxing Film,” by Aaron Baker, 25:4, 22-26
Kyi, Daresha: “Stimulating a Dialog Among African-American Viewers,” by Jesse Rhines, 20:3, 43-44
Lawson, John Howard: “Organizing the Screen Writer’s Guild,” by Dave Davis and Neal Goldberg, 8:2, 4-11 & 58
Leconte, Patrice: “Suggestive Intimacies,” by Cynthia Lucia, 29:4, 8-13
—————: “Making Friends the Hard Way: An Interview with Patrice Leconte,” by Cynthia Lucia, 32:4, 6-11
Leduc, Paul: “Frida,” by Dennis West, 16:4, 55
Lee, Spike: “Thinking About the Power of Images,” by Gary Crowdus and Dan Georgakas, 26:2, 4-9
—————: “Our Film Is Only a Starting Point,” by Gary Crowdus and Dan Georgakas, 19:4, 20-24
—————: “He’s Gotta Have It,” by Janice Mosier Richolson, 18:4, 12-15
—————: “The Quintessential New Yorker and Global Citizen,” by Paula J. Massood, 28:3, 4-6
—————: “Raising Questions and Positing Possibilities,” by Leonard Quart, 22:4, 53
Leigh, Mike: “Going Beyond Despair,” by Leonard Quart, 28:3, 39
—————: “Social Realist Poetry,” by Leonard Quart, 30:1, 37
—————: “Entertainment and Empire,” by Richard Porton, 25:2, 34-37
—————: “Being Positive,” by Leonard Quart, 33:4, 54
—————: “I Find the Tragicomic Things in Life,” by Lee Ellickson and Richard Porton: 20:3, 10-17
Lemmon, Jack: “Spread a Little Sunshine,” by Gary Crowdus and Dan Georgakas, 14:3, 4-10
Leung, Tony Chiu Wai: “Lies and Loneliness,” 30:4, 16-17
Levitt, Alfred & Helen: “Behind the 1988 Writers Guild Strike,” by Larry Ceplair, 17:2, 24-26
Lewis, Ellen: “The Art of Casting,” by Donald R. D’Aries and Foster Hirsch, 31:4, 56-59
Lilienthal, Peter: “A Passion for Social Justice,” by Annette Insdorf, 11:4, 36-38
Linklater, Richard: “Drugged and Confused,” by John Esther, 31:4, 64-65
Littin, Miguel: “Film in Chile,” by Gary Crowdus and Irwin Silber, 4:4, 4-9
Loach, Ken: “The Politics of Everyday Life,” by Susan Ryan and Richard Porton, 24:1, 22-27
—————: “The Revolution Betrayed,” by Richard Porton, 22:1, 30-31
Loach, Ken & Tony Garnett: “A Fidelity to the Real,” by Leonard Quart, 10:4, 26-30
Loach, Ken and Laverty, Paul: “Correcting Historical Lies: An Interview with Ken Loach and Paul Laverty,” by David Archibald, 32:2, 26-30
Loncraine, Richard: “Shakespeare in the Cinema: A Film Directors’ Symposium,” by Gary Crowdus, 24:1, 48-55
Longley, James: “The Ravages of War and Occupation: An Interview with James Longley,” by Bilge Ebiri, 32:1, 38-41
Lopes, Fernando: “Cinema in Revolutionary Portugal,” by Deborah Shaffer and Gary Crowdus, 7:3, 24-27
Losey, Joseph: “Screenwriters, Critics and Ambiguity,” by Jason Weiss, 13:1, 46-47
Lounguine, Pavel: “Talking about My Generation,” by Marcia Pally, 18:2, 24-26
Luhrmann, Baz: “Shakespeare in the Cinema: A Film Director’s Symposium,” by Gary Crowdus, 24:1, 48-55
Lumet, Sidney: “Still ‘Making Movies’,” by Dan Georgakas and Leonard Quart, 31:2, 6-13
Lunger, Jeff: “The New Festival,” by Roy Grundmann, 19:1, 52
Lynch, David: “Blue Velvet,” by Laurent Bouzereau, 15:3, 39
Maddin, Guy: “The Pleasures of Melancholy,” by Marie Losier and Richard Porton, 29:3, 18-25
—————: “Obsessions into Light,” by Jason Horsley, 33:4, 47-49
Maggenti, Maria: “An Incredibly True Cinematic Adventure,” by Dennis and Joan M. West, 21:4, 41-42
Mahomo, Nana: “Clandestine Filming in South Africa,” by David H, Anthony III, 7:3, 18-19 & 50
Makavejev, Dusan: “Let’s Put the Life Back Into Political Life,” by Christian Bradd Thomsen, 6:2, 14-18
Makhmalbaf, Mohsen: “I Make Cinema in Order to Breathe,” by Dennis West, 34:4, 10-15
Malle, Louis: “My Discussion with Louis,” by George Hickenlooper, 18:2, 12-17
Manchevski, Milcho: “Cinema Across the Oceans,” by Andrew Horton, 21:3, 45
Mangold, James: “Avoiding Labels and Lullabies,” by John Esther, 33:1, 28-30
Mann, Ron: “Comic Book Confidential,” by David Segal, 17:2, 45
Marczewski, Wojciech: “Shivers,” by Lenny Rubenstein, 11:2, 17-18
Margolis, Barbara: “Are We Winning, Mommy? America and the Cold War,” by Pat Aufderheide, 15:4, 34-35
Marin, Richard Cheech: “Cheech Cleans Up His Act,” by Dennis West and Gary Crowdus, 16:3, 34-37
Mariposa Film Group: “Word Is Out,” by DuMont Howard and Jeffrey Escoffier, 8:4, 8-11 & 59
Marshall, Tonie: “Women, Beauty Parlors, and Love,” by Dennis West and Joan M. West, 26:2, 29-31
Martin, Paolo & José Ponce: “Behind Rebel Lines: Filmmaking in Revolutionary El Salvador,” by Susan Ryan, 14:1, 43
Martin, Paolo: “Redefining Documentary in the Revolution,” by Catherine Benamou, 17:3, 11-17
Marzani, Carl: “Union Films,” by Gary Crowdus and Lenny Rubenstein, 7:2, 33-35
Maxwell, Ronald F.: “Film and History: Questions to Filmmakers and Historians,” 29:2, 62-63
McConachy, Susan: “The World at War: Researcher-Interviewer,” by Alan Rosenthal, 9:2, 22-25
McElwee, Ross: “When the Personal Becomes Political,” by Cynthia Lucia, 20:2, 32-37
—————: “Home Movies and Personal Documentaries,” by Lawrence F. Rhu, 29:3, 6-12
McGehee, Scott & David Siegel: “Identity Politics at Face Value,” by Roy Grundmann, 20:3, 24-26
McKay, Jim: “An Indie Social Realist,” by Leonard Quart, 25:4, 45
McKellen, Ian: “Shakespeare Is Up To Date,” by Gary Crowdus, 24:1, 46-47
—————: “Gods and Monsters,” by Richard Porton, 24:4, 15
McMullen, Ken: “Zina: Trotsky’s Troubled Daughter,” by Marc Schlossman and Janine de Giovanni, 16:1-2, 44-45
McQueen, Steve: “The Human Body as Political Weapon,” by Gary Crowdus, 34:2, 22-25
Mehta, Ketan: “New Visions in Indian Cinema,” by Udayan Gupta, 11:4, 23-24
Michalek, Boleslaw: “Putting History on the Screen,” by Pat Aufderheide, 13:3, 7-8
Mikhalkov-Konchalovsky, Nikita & Andrei: “Family Ties,” by Karen Jaehne, 16:1-2, 34-37
Ming-liang, Tsai: “Taiwan’s Poet of Solitude,” by Jared Rapfogel, 29:4, 26-29
Minh, Ho Quang: “Comprehending the Vietnam War,” by Miriam Rosen, 17:2, 38-39
Monicelli, Mario: “Poverty, Misery, War and Other Comic Material,” by Deborah Young, 29.4, 36-40.
Monroe, Julie, Joe Hutshing & Wylie Stateman: “Cutting Remarks on W.” by Gabriella Oldman, 34:2, 33-37
Monty Python’s Flying Circus: “An Interview, of Sorts,” by Lenny Rubenstein, 7:1,18
Monzón, Daniel: “Spanish Filmmakers Forum,” by Dennis West and Joan M. West, 29:1, 63-64
Moore, Michael: “Michael and Us,” by Dan Georgakas and Barbara Saltz, 23:3, 4-7
Moretti, Nanni: “Comedy, Communism, and Pastry,” by Richard Porton and Lee Ellickson, 21:1-2, 11-15
Morricone, Ennio: “Music at the Service of the Cinema,” by Jon Burlingame and Gary Crowdus, 21:1-2, 76-80
Morris, Errol: “Truth Not Guaranteed,” by Peter Bates, 17:1, 16-17
—————: “Truth Is Not Subjective,” by Roy Grundmann and Cynthia Rockwell, 25:3, 4-9
Mudd, Victoria, see Florio, Maria
Muhammad, Amir: “Politics and Pomeloes: An Interview with Amir Muhammad,” by Roderick Coover, 32:3, 11-13
Mulford, Marilyn, see Field, Connie
Mullan, Peter: “The Sisters of No Mercy,” by Gary Crowdus, 28:4, 26-33
Muller, Ray: “Her Talent Was Her Tragedy,” by Robert Sklar, 20:3, 22-23
Mungiu, Cristian: “Not Just an Abortion Film,” by Richard Porton, 33:2, 35-39
Munoz, Susana, see Portillo, Lourdes
Musser, Charles: “The Filmmaker as Scholar and Entertainer,” by Roberta Pearson, 13:3, 22-24
Nair, Mira: “I Want My Films to Explode with Life,” by Karin Luisa Badt, 30:1, 10-15
Nava, Gregory: “Filming the Chicano Family Saga,” by Dennis West, 21:4, 26-28
Newman, Paul: “Absence of Malice and the Press,” by Andrew Horton, 12:1, 54-55
Ngakane, Lionel: “South African Filmmaking in Exile,” by Gary Crowdus, 15:2, 16-17
Niddam, Igaal: “We Are All Arab Jews in Israel,” 10:1, 36-38
Nitoslawska, Marielle: “Women Making Porno: Feminism’s Final Frontier?,” by Dennis West and Joan M. West, 27:3, 9-13
Noiret, Philippe: “La Guerre n’est pas Finie,” Karen Jaehne, 18:1, 9-l3
Norton, Edward: “Getting Out of My Head,” by Graham Fuller, 25:1, 6-13
Nossiter, Jonathan: “The Wine We Make Reflects Who We Are,” by Dan Georgakas and Barbara Saltz, 30:3, 12-16
Nunn, Trevor: “Shakespeare in the Cinema: A Film Directors’ Symposium,” by Gary Crowdus, 24:1, 48-55
Ophuls, Marcel: “The Troubles He’s Seen,” by Richard Porton and Lee Ellickson, 21:3, 8-13
—————: “Film and History: Questions to Filmmakers and Historians,” 29:2, 57
Oscar: “ ‘I Am Now and I Have Always Been...’—An Interview with ‘Oscar’,” by Lenny Rubenstein and Dan Georgakas, 8:1, 26-27 & 58
Oshima, Nagisa: “An Interview,” by Ruth McCormick, 7:4, 34-35
—————: “An Interview,” by Ruth McCormick, 6:2, 27
Ottinger, Ulrike: “Minorities and the Majority,” by Roy Grundmann and Judith Shulevitz, 18:3, 40-41 & 16
Ozon, François: “Sex, Violence and Power in the Family,” by Robert Sklar, 30:4, 48-50
Pacific St. Films: “Contributor to The Art and Politics of the Documentary: A Symposium,” 11:3, 12-21
Palcy, Euzhan: “Sugar Cane Alley,” by Susan Linfield, 13:4, 43-44
Palestinian Cinema Association: “Toward a Revolutionary Arab Cinema,” by Guy Hennebelle, Tahar Cheriaa and Serge Le Peron, 6:2, 32-35
Palin, Michael: “Monty Python Strikes Again,” by Lenny Rubenstein, 14:2, 6-9
Pan, Hermes: “The Man Behind Fred and Ginger,” by Dan Georgakas, 12:4, 26-29
Parker, Alan: “Britain’s Angry Young Man in Hollywood,” by Andrew Horton, 15:2, 30-33
Parker, Oliver: “Shakespeare in the Cinema: A Film Directors’ Symposium,” by Gary Crowdus, 24:1, 48-55
Parks, Gordon: “Beyond the ‘Black’ Film,” by Thom Shephard, 8:2, 38-40
Parton, Dolly: “CEO and Cinderella,” by Karen Jaehne, 17:4, 16-19
Pawlikowski, Pawel: “Going Against the Grain,” by Richard Porton, 30:3, 37-41
Pecoraro, Susu: “Camila,” by Gary Crowdus, 14:3, 25
Penn, Arthur: “The Importance of a Singular, Guiding Vision,” by Gary Crowdus and Richard Porton, 20:2, 4-16
—————: “Film and History: Questions to Filmmakers and Historians,” 29:2, 64
Perugorria, Jorge: “Homosexuality and the Revolution,” by Johannes Birringer, 21:1-2, 21-22
Petri, Elio: “Cinema is Not for an Elite but for the Masses,” by Joan Mellen, 6:1.8-13
Plummer, Christopher: “Acting in the Grand Manner,” by Richard Porton, 34:3, 12-17
Poirier, Anne-Claire: “The Primal Fear,” by Dan Georgakas and William A. Starr, 10:3, 20-24 & 49
Poitier, Sidney: “Entertainment, Politics and the Movie Business,” by Gil Noble, 8:3, 16-23
Polanski, Roman: “Shakespeare in the Cinema: A Film Directo’s’ Symposium,” by Gary Crowdus, 24:1, 48-55
Pontecorvo, Gillo: “The Dictatorship of Truth,” by Edward Said, 25:2, 24-25
—————: ‘‘Political Terrorism in Ogro,” by Corinne Lucas, 10:4, 2-5
—————: “Using the Contradictions of the System,” by Harold Kalishman, 6:2, 2-6
Portillo, Lourdes & Susana Munoz: “Las Madres de la Plaza de Mayo,” by Coco Fusco, 15:1, 22-25
Potter, Sally: “Demystifying Traditional Notions of Gender,” by Pat Dowell, 20:1, 16-17
—————: “Saying ‘Yes’ to Taking Risks,” by Cynthia Lucia, 30:4, 24-30
Preston, Gaylene: “Facts, Fairytales and the Politics of Storytelling,” by Helen Frances, 30:4, 36-41
Price, Richard: “A Screenwriter and Novelist Eyeballs the Inner City,” by Leonard Quart and Albert Auster, 22:1, 12-17
Pulcini, Robert and Springer Berman, Shari: “Splendid Misery,” by Joan M. West and Dennis West with Anne Gilbert, 28:4, 40-43
Rabal, Liberto: “Spanish Filmmakers Forum,” by Dennis West and Joan M. West, 29:1, 64
Rappaport, Mark: “The Jean Seberg We Missed,” by Jonathan Rosenbaum, 22:1, 23-25
Rauchendorf, Heinz-Dieter: “A German Cinema for a German People,” by Karl Witzbold, 6:2, 40-42
Ray, Satyajit: “The Politics of Humanism,” by Udayan Gupta, 12:1, 24-29
Redford, Robert: “Combining Entertainment and Education,” by Mikelle Cosandaey, 16:1-2, 8-12
Revueltas, Rosaura: “This Film Is Going to Make History,” by Esteve Riambau and Casimiro Torreiro, 19:2-3, 50-51
Reygadas, Carlos: “No Slave to Realism,” by Karin Badt, 31:3, 21-23
Riggs, Marlon: “New Agendas in Black Filmmaking,” by Roy Grundmann, 19:2-3, 52-54
Riker, David: “Rediscovering Radical Film Style,” by Robert Sklar, 24:2-3, 6-9
Ritt, Martin: “Working Class Hero,” by Lyn Goldfarb and Anatoli Ilyashov, 18:4, 20-23
Rivele, Stephen J.: “Bringing Historical Characters to Life,” by Don Coppola, 27:2, 16-19
Robbins, Tim: “Between Ethics and Politics,” by Roy Grundmann and Cynthia Lucia, 22:2, 4-9
Rocha, Glauber: “Cinema Novo vs. Cultural Colonialism,” by Gary Crowdus and William Starr, 4:1, 2-9 & 35
Rollins, Howard Jr.: “A Soldier’s Story,” by Peter Roffman and Bev Simpson, 14:1, 43
Rosenthal, Alan: “Film and History: Questions to Filmmakers and Historians,” 29:2, 57-58
Rosi, Francesco: “Investigating the Relationship Between Causes and Effects,” by Gary Crowdus, 20:4, 26-27
—————: “Personalizing Political Issues,” by Gary Crowdus, 12:2, 42
—————: “The Audience Should Not Be Just Passive Spectators,” by Gary Crowdus and Dan Georgakas, 7:1, 2-8
—————: “Film and History: Questions to Filmmakers and Historians,” 29:2, 64-65
Rosner, Jessica: “Women Film Pioneers on Video,” by Alison McMahan, 26:1, 60
Rossellini, Roberto: “Roberto Rossellini Talks about Marx, Freud and Jesus,” by Giovanna di Bernardo, 8:1, 32-33
Roth, Eric: “Living in a Wilderness of Mirrors: An Interview with Eric Roth,” by Gary Alan Crowdus, 32.3, 14-19.
Rouch, Jean: “The Politics of Visual Anthropology,” by Dan Georgakas, Udayan Gupta and Judy Janda, 8:4, 16-24
Rozema, Patricia: “I’ve Heard the Mermaids Singing,” by Karen Jaehne, 16:3, 22-23
Rusconi, Jane: “Striving for Authenticity,” by Gary Crowdus, 19:1, 33-34
Salles, Walter: “Sentimental Journey as National Allegory,” by Anthony Kaufman, 24:1, 19-21
Sander, Helke: “There Should Be No Scissors in Your Mind,” by Stuart Liebman, 21:1-2, 40-42
Sanjines, Jorge: “A Talk with Jorge Sanjines,” 4:3, 12
—————: “The Courage of the People,” by Dina Nascetti, 5:2, 18-20
Sarandon, Susan: “Acting, Activism and Hollywood Politics,” by Roy Grundmann and Cynthia Lucia, 20:1, 5-11
Sarris, Andrew: “Confessions of a Middle Class Film Critic,” by Al Auster and Leonard Quart, 9:3, 10-15
—————: “Andrew Sarris on Film Students,” 2:1, 24 & 36
Sayles, John: “Not Playing by the Usual Rules,” by Dennis West and Joan M. West, 24:4, 28-31
—————: “Borders and Boundaries,” by Joan M. West and Dennis West, 22:3, 14-17
—————: “Where the Hope Is,” by Gary Crowdus and Leonard Quart, 18:4, 4-7 & 61
—————: “Filmmaking as Storytelling,” by Pat Aufderheide, 15:4, 12-15
—————: “High School Class Perspectives,” by Daniel Popkin, 13:1, 39-40
—————: “Counterculture Revisited,” by Al Auster and Leonard Quart, 11:1, 16-19
—————: “Film and History: Questions to Filmmakers and Historians,” 29:2, 65-66
—————: “Don't Make Your Dreams Too Small,” by Dan Georgakas, 33:2, 14-19
Szabo, Istvan: “Dreams and Nightmares,” by Lenny Rubenstein, 12:2, 36
Schaffner, Franklin: “An Interview with Franklin Schaffner,” by Gerald Pratley, 3:1, 11-16 & 33
Schama, Simon: “Film and History: Questions to Filmmakers and Historians,” 29:2, 58
Schidor, Deiter: “The Wizard of Babylon,” by Gregory Solman, 12:4, 17-19
Schiller, Greta & Andrea Weiss: “The International Sweethearts of Rhythm,” by Rob Edelman, 15:4, 32-33
Schlesinger, John: “Reflections of an Englishman Abroad,” by Richard Porton and Lee Ellickson: 20:4, 39-41
Schlöndorff, Volker: “Coming to Terms with the German Past,” by Gary Crowdus and Richard Porton, 26:2, 18-23
—————: “The Limits of Journalism,” by Al Auster and Leonard Quart, 12:2, 47
Schrader, Paul: “These Are Very Uncertain Times,” by Leonard Quart, 24:1, 12-14
—————: “Patty Hearst,” by Glenn Rechler, 17:1, 31
—————: “Blue Collar,” by Gary Crowdus and Dan Georgakas, 8:3, 34-37 & 59
Schroeder, Barbet: “Justice, Irony, and Reversal of Fortune,” by Robert Sklar, 18:2, 4 & 6-7
Schulberg, Budd: “The Screen Playwright as Author,” by Dan Georgakas, 11:4, 6-15 & 39
Sembène, Ousmane: “Filmmakers Have a Great Responsibility to Our People,” by Harold Weaver, 6:1, 26-31
—————: “The Power of Female Solidarity,” by Richard Porton and Jared Rapfogel, 30.1, 20-25
Semprun, Jorge: “The Truth Is Always Revolutionary,” by Theo Blomquist, 9:4, 10-16, 62
Sen, Mrinal: “New Visions in Indian Cinema,” by Udayan Gupta, 11:4, 18-20
Shaffer, Deborah, see Bird, Stewart
Sharif, Omar: “The Making of Omar Sharif,” by Miriam Rosen, 17:1, supp. 18-20
—————: “From the Golden Crescent to Paris…and Back,” by Yazmin Ghonaim, 29:2, 14-17.
Shengelaia, Adriana, see Soviet Cinema Today
Shepard, David: “Sprucing Up the Silents,” by Gary Crowdus, 21:3, 17
Sheridan, Jim: “Getting Past the Violence,” by Gary Crowdus and O’Mara Leary, 23:3, 13-15
Shinoda, Masahiro: “MacArthur’s Children,” by Kyoko Hirano, 14:3, 51
Sinofsky, Bruce, see Berlinger, Joe
Sissoko, Cheick Oumar: “I Make Films about the Big Problems of Our Continent,” by Ray Privett, 25:2, 38-40
Sjöman, Vilgot: “Art Is Born at the Frontiers of Taboo,” by Dan Georgakas and Gary Crowdus, 8:2, 12-17
Sklar, Zachary: “Getting the Facts Straight,” by Gary Crowdus, 19:1, 28-32
SLON: “SLON: Working Class Cinema in France,” by Guy Hennebelle, 5:2, 15.17
Sokurov, Alexander: “The Foundations of Film Art,” by Kirill Galetski, 26:3, 4-9
Solanas, Fernando: “The Tango of Esthetics and Politics,” by Coco Fusco, 16:1-2, 57-59
—————: “Cinema as a Gun: An Interview with Fernando Solanas,” by the Editors of Ombre Rosse, 3:2, 18-26 & 33
Solondz, Todd: “Surviving Adolescence with Dignity,” by Alice Cross, 22:3, 24-26
Sorrentino, Paolo: “Exposing the Dark Secrets of Italian Political History,” by Gary Crowdus, 34:3, 32-37
Soviet Cinema Today: “Interview with Soviet Film Delegation, incl. Grigory Kozintsev, Adriana Shengelaia, and Sergei Komarov,” by Dan Georgakas, 7:2, 30-32
Spears, Ross: “Film and History: Questions to Filmmakers and Historians,” 29:2, 58-59
Spottiswoode, Roger: “Intervening Images,” by Annette lnsdorf, 13:2, 39-40
Springer, John: “The Man Behind the Faces,” by Al Auster and Gary Crowdus, 10:3, 25-27
Stateman, Wylie, Julie Monroe and Joe Hutshing: “Cutting Remarks on W.” by Gabriella Oldman, 34:2, 33-37
Stone, Oliver: “Past Imperfect: History According to the Movies,” by Mark C. Carnes, 22:4, 33-37
—————: “History, Dramatic License, and Larger Historical Truths,” by Gary Crowdus, 22:4, 38-42
—————: “Clarifying the Conspiracy,” by Gary Crowdus, 19:1, 25-27
—————: “Personal Struggles and Political Issues,” by Gary Crowdus, 16:3, 18-21
—————: “Dramatizing Issues That Historians Don’t Address,” by Gary Crowdus, 30:2, 12-23.
Strathairn, David & Chris Cooper: “Working with John Sayles,” by Dan Georgakas, 33:2, 20-21
Suleiman, Elia: “Notes from the Palestinian Diaspora,” by Richard Porton, 28:3, 24-27
Swinton,Tilda: “Achieving a State of Limitlessness,” by Dennis West and Joan M. West, 20:1, 19-21
Syberberg, Hans-Jürgen: “Sustaining Romanticism in a Postmodernist Cinema,” by Christopher Sharrett, 15:3, 18-20
Tamahori, Lee: “Social Realism with Style,” by Robert Sklar, 21:3, 25-27
Tanner, Alain: “Keeping Hope for Radical Change Alive,” by Lenny Rubenstein, 7:4, 24-25
—————: “Irony Is a Double Edged Weapon,” by Lenny Rubenstein, 6:4, 26-29
Tavernier, Bertrand: “Filming a Forgotten War,” by Joan M. West and Dennis West, 23:3, 20-23
—————: “La Guerre n’est pas Finie,” Karen Jaehne, 18:1, 9-13
—————: “Round Midnight,” by Jean-Pierre Cousodon, 15:2, 18-23
—————: “Blending the Personal with the Political,” by Leonard Quart and Lenny Rubenstein, 8:4, 25-27 & 55
—————: “The Spirit of Resistance,” by Richard Porton and Sandy Flitterman-Lewis, 28:2, 4-9
Taviani, Paolo & Vittorio: “We Believe in the Power of Cinema,” by Gary Crowdus, 12:3, 30-34
Tavoularis, Dean: “Setting the Stage,” by Dan Georgakas and Barbara Saltz, 23:4, 20-22
Taymor, Julie: “Mayhem, Madness, Method,” by Maria De Luca and Mary Lindroth, 25:3, 28-31
Tian, Zhuangzhuang: “Peoples and Politics, Simple and Direct,” by Robert Sitlar, 20:4, 36-38
Tiana, Thi Thahn Nga: “A Search for Roots and Identity,” by Saul Anton, 20:3, 46-47
To, Johnny: “One Country, Two Visions: An Interview with Johnnie To,” by Martha P. Nochimson and Robert Cashill, 32:2, 36-39
Traore, Mahama: “Cinema in Africa Must Be a School,” by Gary Crowdus and Marvis Broullon, 6:1, 32-35
Treut, Monika: “Coming to America,” by Steve Fox, 19:1, 63-64
Trevino, Jesus: “Chicano Cinema,” by Jim Miller, 8:3, 38-41
Trueba, Fernando: “Spanish Filmmakers Forum,” by Dennis West and Joan M. West, 29:1, 64
Truffaut, François: “Reminiscing About Shoot the Piano Player,” by Helene Laroche Davis, 19:4, 30-33
Ullmann, Liv: “Actress Behind the Camera,” by Richard Porton, 26: 32-34 & 37
Ustaoglu, Yesmin: “Confronting Turkey’s Social Realities,” by Nicolas Monceau, 26:3, 28-30
Van Lierop, Robert: “A Luta Continua,” by Gary Crowdus and Udayan Gupta, 9:1, 26-31
Varda, Agnès: “The Modest Gesture of the Filmmaker,” by Melissa Anderson, 26:4, 24-27
—————: “Traveling a Different Route,” by Rob Edelman, 15:1, 20-21
—————: “One Sings, the Other Doesn’t,” by Ruth McCormick. 8:3, 28-31
Vaughn, E.J. & John Schott: “Deal: Behind the Scenes on ‘Let’s Make a Deal’,” by Lenny Rubenstein, 9:2, 36-39
Vazquez, Emilio Rodriguez & Carlos Vicente Ibarra: “Filmmaking in Nicaragua: From Insurrection to INCINE,” by Julianne Burton, 10:2, 28-31
Vega, Pastor and Daisy Granados: “Portrait of Teresa,” by Patricia Peyton and Carlos Broullon, 10:1, 24-25 & 27
Vidor, King: “King Vidor at NYU,” 1:4, 2-8 & 33
Vinterberg, Thomas: “Something Rotten in the State of Denmark,” by Richard Porton, 24:2-3, 17-19
Volonté, Gian Maria: “Acting and the Collective Filmmaking Experience,” by Gary Crowdus and Dan Georgakas, 15:1, 9-11
—————: “Gian Maria Volonté Talks About Cinema and Politics,” by Guy Braucourt, 7:1, 10-13
Von Trotta, Margarethe: “A Great Woman Theory of History,” by Karen Jaehne and Lenny Rubenstein,” 15:4, 24-28
—————: “Sheer Madness,” by Carol Bergman, 13:4, 47
—————: “Invaded by Memories of Germany’s Past,” by Robert Sklar, 29:2, 10-12
Voulgaris, Pantelis: “Chronicles of Modern Greece,” by Cleo Cacoulidis, 22:2, 34-36
Wajda, Andrzej: “The Man Who Put Poland On the Postwar Map of Cinema,” by Pat Dowell, 19:4, 51-53
—————: “A Love in Germany,” by Lenny Rubenstein, 14:2, 19-20
—————: “Between the Permissible and the Impermissible,” by Daniel Bickley and Lenny Rubenstein, 11:1, 2-9 & 49
Waletzky, Josh & Aviva Kempner: “Partisans of Vilna,” by Annette Insdorf, 15:2, 37-38
Wang, Wayne: “Chan Is Missing,” by Erick Dittus, 12:3, 16-20
Weerasethakul, Apichatpong: “Creating His Own Cinematic Language,” by Holger Römers, 30:4, 42-47
Weir, Peter: “The Birth of a Nation,” by Claudia and Peter Fonda-Bonardi, 11:4, 41-42
Weiss, Andrea: “Film and History: Questions to Filmmakers and Historians,” 29:2, 59-60
Wenders, Wim: “Angels, History, and Poetic Fantasy,” by Coco Fusco, 16:4, 14-17
Wertmüller, Lina: “You Cannot Make the Revolution on Film,” by Paul McIsaac and Gina Blumenfeld, 7:2,6-9
Wexler, Haskell: “Creating Cinema with a Sense of Urgency,” by Gary Crowdus and Dan Georgakas, 14:3, 11-13
White, Hayden: “Film and History: Questions to Filmmakers and Historians,” 29:2, 66-67
Wineburg, Sam: “Film and History: Questions to Filmmakers and Historians,” 29:2, 67-68
Winterbottom, Michael: “In Praise of Folly,” by Richard Porton, 31:2, 28-31
Wiseman, Frederick: “Revisiting High School,” by Cynthia Luria, 20:4, 5-11
Wood, Andrés: “Chile in the Time of the Generals,” by John Esther, 30:3, 67
Yacef, Saadi: “Terrorism and Torture in The Battle of Algiers,” by Gary Crowdus, 29:3, 30-37
Yang, Edward: “The Engineer of Modern Perplexity,” by Robert Sklar, 26:1, 6-8
Young, Freddie: “Just Make It Marvelous, Freddie!,” by Gary Crowdus, 21:3, 18-21
Young, Robert: “The Ballad of Gregorio Cortez,” by Sheldon Sunness, 13:4, 39-40
Yurick, Sol: “The Warriors,” by Al Auster and Dan Georgakas, 9:3, 22-24
Zanussi, Krzysztof: “The Workings of a Pure Heart,” by Jason Weiss, 11:2, 23-27
Zeffirelli, Franco: “Shakespeare in the Cinema: A Film Directors’ Symposium,” by Gary Crowdus, 24:1, 48-55
Zhang Yimou: “Becoming a Part of Life,” by Robert Sklar, 20:1, 28-29
Zhangke, Jia: “Illusory Worlds,” by Richard James Havis, 30:4, 58-59
—————: “Still Lives in Times of Change,” by Jared Rapfogel, 33:2, 44-47
Zinn, Howard: “Film and History: Questions to Filmmakers and Historians,” 29:2, 68
Zinnemann, Fred: “A Past Master of His Craft,” by Brian Neve, 23:1, 15-19
Zurinaga, Marcos: “La Gran Fiesta,” by Alfredo Behar, 16:4, 49
Zwick, Edward: “A Gulf War Rashomon,” by Pat Dowell, 22:3, 11-13
FILM REVIEWS
$8.50 a Barrel!, Andrew Horton, 12:1, 59
100 Days Before the Command, Louis Menashe, 26:2, 64
11th Hour, The, Tom Meek, 33:1, 58-59
12 Monkeys, John Fried, 22:3, 47-48
12:08, East of Bucharest, Dominique Nasta, 32:3, 62-63.
1919, Leonard Quart, 15:3,48-49
21 Grams, Kimberly Chun, 29:2, 22-23
24 City, Kevin B. Lee, 34:4, 44-46
24 Hour Party People, Thomas Doherty, 28:1, 35-37
28 Up, Leonard Quart, 14:4, 40-41
3 Rooms of Melancholia, The, Louis Menashe, 30:4, 80
3 Women, Leonard and Barbara Quart, 8:1, 42-44
30 Frames a Second: The WTO in Seattle, Paul Arthur, 26:2, 64
3000 Years and Life, Dan Georgakas, 6:3, 33-34
4 Little Girls, Mia L. Mask, 24:1, 80-82
400 Blows, The, David Sterritt, 32:1, 64
47 Ronin, Diane Stevenson, 25:3, 53-55
79 Springtimes, Lenny Rubenstein, 4:3, 39-40
81/2, James Monaco, 27:3, 46-47
9/11 Mysteries, Gary Crowdus, 33:1, 80
A nos amours, Jared Rapfogel, 31:4, 80-81
A Scanner Darkly, Michael Joshua Rowin, 31:4, 75-77
About a Boy, Karen Backstein, 27:4, 44-45
About Last Night..., Hal W. Peat, 15:2, 43-45
Absence of Malice, Robert Sklar, 12:1, 53-56
Absolute Wilson, Kerin Ogg, 32:1, 88
Accused, The, Cindy Fuchs, 17:1, 26-211
Ace in the Hole, Robert Sklar, 33:2, 67-69
Actor, The, Rahul Hamid, 27:1, 41
Adventures of Antoine Doinel, The (includes reviews of The 400 Blows, Antoine et Colette, Stolen Kisses, Bed and Board, and Love on the Run), James Monaco, 29:1, 69-70
Advertising and the End of the World, Janet Cutler, 27:1, 64
Affliction, Leonard Quart, 24:1, 72-74
After Auschwitz, Cindy Lucia, 28.1, 64
After Life, Ed Kelleher, 25:1, 64
Agee, Gary Crowdus, 10:3, 39
Agnes of God, Angela Bonavoglia, 14:3, 41-42
Agronomist, The, Adrian Martin, 31:2, 72
Alan Clarke Collection, The (includes reviews of Scum, Made in Britain, The Firm, Elephant Man, and Director: Alan Clarke), Richard Porton, 30:4, 60-62
Alexander Nevsky, Tony Pipolo, 28:1, 42-44
Alexander Revisited: The Final Cut, Gary Crowdus, 32:3, 84-85
Alexandra, Megan Ratner, 33:2, 52-53
Ali, Leger Grindon, 27:2, 32-33
Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore, Fred Kaplan, 7:1, 32-34
Alice in Wonderland, Robert Cashill, 30:1, 54-56
Alien, Henry Ladson, 9:4, 45-46
All My Good Countrymen, Leonard Quark, 34:1, 65-66
All or Nothing, Leonard Quart, 28.1, 38 & 40
All Our Lives, Richard Porton, 15:4, 38
All Over Me, Cynthia Lucia, 23:1, 64
All That Jazz, Al Auster, 10:2, 39-40
Allonsanfan, Dan Bickley, 7:2, 39-40
Almost Famous, Thomas Doherty, 26:1, 50-51
Alphaville, Royal S. Brown, 22:1, 52
Amandla! A Revolution in Four Part Harmony, Janet Cutler, 28.3, 64.
Amarcord, Marco Calavita, 24:1, 83
Amazing Grace, Thomas Doherty, 32:3, 66-68
America Is Hard to See, Joan Mellen, 4:4, 28
America: From Hitler to MX, Lenny Rubenstein, 13:1, 24
American Beauty, Paul Arthur, 25:2, 51-52
American Dream, Richard Porton, 18:4, 42
American Film Theatre Collection, The, Robert Cashill, 29:2, 75-77
American Pictures, Kenneth Spence, 14:4, 41 & 29
American Psycho, Richard Porton, 25:3, 43-45
American Silent Horror Collection, Michael Bronski, 33:2, 61-63
American Tongues, Andrew Horton, 16:1-2, 81
An Affair of Love, Ed Kelleher, 25:3, 64
An Angel at My Table, Mariam Niroumand, 18:4, 49-50
Anarchism in America, Lenny Rubenstein, 13:1, 26
And Nothing But the Truth, Lenny Rubenstein, 13:3, 50-51
Angela: Portrait of a Revolutionary, Tom Brom, 5:2, 25-26
Angela’s Ashes, Michael Gray, 25:2, 56-57
Angels in America, Michael Bronski, 29:4, 57-59
Angry Harvest, Karen Jaehne, 15:1, 39-40
Animated Soviet Propaganda, Louis Menashe, 32:3, 86
Anna Karenina, Louis Menashe, 23:1, 64
Another Road Home, Pat Aufderheide, 30:1, 80
Apartment Zero, Robert Hilferty, 17:4, 47-48
Apocalypse Now Redux, Thomas Doherty, 27:1, 30-31
Apocalypse Now, Ruth McCormick, 9:4, 51-53
Appalshop Films, Tom Brom, 6:4, 41-42
Arbuckle and Keaton: The Original Comique/Paramount Shorts 1917-1920, James L. Neibaur, 26:3, 54
Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright, The, Gail Levin, 18:2, 34
Are We Winning, Mommy? America and the Cold War, Dan Leab, 16:3, 24
Arguing the World, Leonard Quart, 23:3, 64
Army of Shadows, Sandy Flitterman-Lewis, 31:4, 68-71
Ashik Kerib, Jonathan Rosenbaum, 27:3, 42-44
Atheism, Michelle Robinson, 32:4, 80.
Atomic Café, The, Deirdre Boyle, 12:2, 39-41
Attica, Dan Georgakas, 6:3, 33-34
Autumn Afternoon, An, Catherine Russell, 34.2, 83-84
Autumn Sonata, Barbara Quart, 9:3, 43-45
Aviator, The, Thomas Doherty, 30:2, 44-46
B-52, Paul Arthur, 27:2, 64
Baadasssss!, Paula Massood, 29:3, 42-43
Blonds, The, Karen Backstein, 29:4, 49-50
Baader Meinhof Complex, The, Robert Sklar, 34:4, 42-44
Baby, It’s You, Angela Bonavoglia, 13:1, 38 & 40
Bad Luck, Stuart Leibman, 32:2, 62-64
Bad Timing, Royal S. Brown, 31:2, 68-70
Baghdad in No Particular Order, Deirdre Boyle, 30:1, 80
Bal-Can-Can, Zoran Samardzija, 32:3, 57
Balkanisateur, Alex Lykidis, 32:3, 51
Ballad of Gregorio Cortez, The, Paul Elitzik, 13:4, 38 & 40-41
Ballad of Little Jo, The, Karen Backstein, 20:2, 45-47
Ballad of Ramblin’ Jack, Melissa Anderson, 25:4, 64
Ballerina, Karen Backstein, 34:3, 80
Baran, Rahul Hamid, 27:2, 36-38
Barbie Nation, Maria San Filippo, 26:2, 64
Bataille du Rail, La, Leshu Torchin, 32:1, 66-68
Battle of Algiers, The, Gary Crowdus, 16:4, 22
Battle of Chile, The, Dennis West, 11:2, 35-37
Battleship Potemkin, Stuart Liebman, 33:4, 61-62
Beat That My Heart Skipped, The, Kevin Canfield, 30:4, 80
Beau Travail, George Rafael, 25:4, 40-41
Beautiful Mind, A, Cynthia Rockwell, 27:3, 36-37
Beautiful People, Andrew Horton, 25:3, 45-46
Beaver Trilogy, The, Aaron Krach, 26:1, 72
Bed and Sofa, Stuart Liebman, 30:3, 71-73
Bedrooms and Hallways, Eleni Kosmidis, 25:1, 64
Before the Rain, Andrew Horton, 21:3, 44-46
Being John Malkovich, David Sterritt, 25:2, 64
Being Julia, Conrad Geller, 30:1, 46-47
Being There, Andrew Horton, 10:2, 36-37
Beirut: The Last Home Movie, David Bartholomew, 16:4, 54-56
Belle de Jour, Richard Carreno, 1:3, 23
Belle de Jour, Richard Porton, 23:1, 54
Bellissimo, Gary Crowdus, 16:1, 57
Bergman’s Island, Leonard Quart, 34:4, 63
Berkeley in the Sixties, Richard Porton, 18:2, 31-32
Berlin Alexanderplatz, Jared Rapfogel, 34:1, 60-62
Best of Youth, Nancy Keefe Rhodes, 32:1, 70-71
Betrayal, The, Robert Ribera, 34:3, 80
Between the Lines, Randall Conrad, 8:2, 49-50
Beyond Hatred, Robert Ribera, 34:1, 88
Beyond Rangoon, Gary Crowdus, 22:3, 48
Beyond the Walls, Miriam Rosen, 14:3, 47-48 & 50
Bhaji on the Beach, Leonard Quart, 20:4, 48-49
Big Chill, The, Rob Edelman, 13:2, 41-42
Bill Douglas Trilogy, The (My Childhood, My Ain Folk, My Way Home), Leonard Quart, 34:2, 85
Bill’s Dirty Shorts, Rahul Hamid, 32:2, 78
Billy Jack, Joan Mellen, 5:2, 26-31
Billy Jack, Ruth McCormick, 6:2, 51
Billy Liar, Leonard Quart, 27:3, 47-48
Bingo Long’s Traveling All-Stars and Motor Kings, Michele Russell, 9:1, 36-37
Birth of a Nation, The, Phillip Lopate, 28:3, 49-50
Black and White in Color, Michael Gallagher, 8:2, 42-44
Black Dahlia, The, Armond White, 32:1, 58-60
Black Is, Black Ain’t, Cliff Thompson, 22:4, 55-56
Black Press: Soldiers without Swords, The, Geoffrey Jacques, 24:1, 74-75 & 84
Black Unicorn, The, Dan Georgakas, 22:4, 61
Blackboards, Dan Georgakas, 28:2 64
Blacks and Jews, Leonard Quart, 23:2, 44-45
Blade Runner, Paul Elitzik, 12:3, 46-47
Blind Husbands, John Calhoun, 29:2, 78-80
Blind Husbands, Rahul Hamid, 32:3, 78-80
Blind Spot: Hitler’s Secretary, Saul Austerlitz, 28:3, 64
Blissfully Yours, Jared Rapfogel, 32:4, 65
Blockade, Louis Menashe, 32.2, 96
Blood and Wine, Armond White, 31:4, 86-87
Bloodbrothers, Al Auster & Leonard Quart, 9:2, 40-41
Bloody Sunday, Martin McLoone, 27:4, 42-43
Blue Angel, The, Thomas Doherty, 27.2, 44-45
Blue Steel, Jude Schwendenwien, 18:1, 51 & 21
Blue Velvet, Karen Jaehne, 15:3, 38 & 40-41
Bob Roberts, Robert Sklar, 19:1, 77-79
Bonnie and Clyde, David Sterritt, 33:4, 63-64
Boogie Nights, Thomas Doherty, 23:3, 40-41
Boomtown, Lenny Rubenstein, 14:3, 29
Border Post, Pavie Levi, 32:3, 63
Border Wall, The, Michelle Robinson, 34:2, 96
Border, The, Lori Potter, 12:2, 45-46
Born on the Fourth of July, Christopher Sharrett, 17:4, 48-50
Bottle Rocket, Chris Taylor, 34:2, 85
Bound for Glory, Jim Green, 8:1, 36-37
Bowling for Columbine, Christopher Sharrett and William Luhr, 28:2, 36-38.
Boycott, Rahul Hamid, 27:1, 40
Boys Don’t Cry, Melissa Anderson, 25:2, 54-56
Boys on the Side, Suzanne Malu, 21:3, 64
Bra Boys, Roy Grundmann, 33:4, 88
Brandon Teena Story, The, Melissa Anderson, 25:2, 54-56
Brazil, Lenny Rubenstein, 14:4, 48-49
Breach, Robert Sklar, 32:3, 68-71.
Bread and Chocolate, Lenny Rubenstein, 9:1, 42-43
Breaker Morant, Robert Cashill, 33:3, 73
Breaker Morant, Robert Sklar, 11:4, 43-45
Breakfast on Pluto, Michael Gray, 31:1, 59-60
Breaking Away, Al Auster, 10:1, 48-49
Breaking Glass, Jim Farber, 11:3, 36-37
Breaking the Silence: The Generation After the Holocaust, Leonard & Barbara Quart, 14:2, 44-45
Breaking the Silence: Truth and Lies in the War on Terror, Anthony Arnove, 29:2, 80-81
Breaking the Waves, Cynthia Lucia, 22:4, 72
Brick Lane, Jonathan Murray, 33:3, 52-54
Brick-Makers, Julianne Burton, 7:3, 38-39
Brideshead Revisted, Oliver Pattenden, 34:1, 57-59
Bridge on the River Kwai, The, Gary Crowdus, 26:2, 50-51
Bringing Up Baby, John Calhoun, 30:3, 70-71
Britannia Hospital, Lenny Rubenstein, 12:4, 38
Broadway Danny Rose, Burns Raushenbush, 13:3, 40-42
Brokeback Mountain, Roy Grundmann, 31:2, 50-52
Broken Blossoms, Phillip Lopate, 28:3, 49-50
Brothers in Trouble, Dan Georgakas, 22:4, 72
Bukowski: Born into This, Robert Sklar, 29:4, 46-47
Burden of Dreams, David Sterritt, 31:1, 67-69
Burden of Dreams, Renee Shafransky, 12:4.54
Burmese Harp, The, Catherine Russell, 32.4 63-64.
Burn!, Calvin Green, 4:2, 35-36
Burn!, Gary Crowdus, 20:1, 54-55
Burnt by the Sun, Louis Menashe, 21:4, 43-44
Bus 174, Karen Backstein, 29:2, 27-28
Business of America, The, Sheldon Sunness, 14:4, 40
Bye Bye Brazil, Dennis West, 32:4, 65
Bye Bye Brazil, Robert Stam, 11:1, 34-36
Cabaret Balkan, Andrew Horton, 25:1, 44-46
Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, The, Christopher Sharrett, 25:4, 48-49
Caché (Hidden), Christopher Sharrett, 31:1, 60-62 & 84
Camera Buff, Lenny Rubenstein, 11:1, 37-39
Camila, Karen Jaehne, 14:3, 46-47
Camille Claudel, Susan Jhirad, 17:4, 42-43
Cancer War, The, Dan Georgakas, 13:4, 29 & 53
Cantante, El, Karen Backstein, 32:4, 53-54
Capote, Robert Sklar, 31:1, 57-58
Career Girls, Leonard Quart, 23:2, 64
Carla’s Song, Jonathan Buchsbaum, 23:4, 52-53
Carla’s Song, Louis Menashe, 23:3, 64
Carmen Miranda: Bananas Is My Business, Joan M. West & Dennis West, 22:1, 41-43
Carnal Knowledge, Rocco Landesman, 5:1, 12-14
Carrie, David Rosen, 8:1, 37-40
Case of the Legless Veteran: James Kutcher, The, Daniel Bickley, 11:3, 40
Casualties of War, Cindy Fuchs, 17:3, 40-42
Ceddo, Udayan Gupta, 8:4, 37-38
Ceremonie, La, Royal S. Brown, 22:4, 50-51
Chacal de Nahueltoro, El, Juan-Andres Racz, 4:3, 37-38
Chameleon Street, Clifford Thompson, 33:3, 66-67
Changeling, Robert Sklar, 34:1, 51-52
Changing Lanes, Saul Landau, 27:4, 40-41
Chant d’Amour, Un, Roy Grundmann, 32:3, 86
Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith, The, Udayan Gupta, 10:4, 37-38
Chaplin, Thomas Doherty, 19:1, 75-77
Chariots of Fire, Lenny Rubenstein, 12:3, 40-41
Charlie Wilson's War, Robert Sklar, 33:2, 48-49
Cheat, The, Thomas Doherty, 28:1, 46-48
Checkpoint, Amy Taubin, 29.4, 72.
Cherry Orchard, The, Dan Georgakas, 27:3, 64
Chess Player, The, Karen Backstein, 29:1, 76-77
Chicago Maternity Center Story, The, Pat Aufderheide, 11:1, 42
Children of Chabannes, Alisa Lebow, 25:2, 64
Children of Labor, Dan Georgakas, 8:2, 45-46
Children of Men, Michael Joshua Rowin, 32.2, 60-61.
Children of the Left, Peter Bates, 17:3, 53-5-1
Children of the Revolution, Leonard Quart, 23:1, 64
Children Underground, Ryan Krivoshey, 27:1, 64
Chile: Hasta La Cuando?, Dennis West, 16:1-2, 78
China Syndrome, The, Gary Crowdus, 9:3, 45-47
Chinatown, Fred Kaplan, 6:3, 38-39
Chocolat, Peter Bates, 17:2, 52-53
Chris and Bernie, Renée Delforge, 7:1, 40-41
Chris and Don: A Love Story, David Pendleton 34:3, 80
Chuquiago, Julianne Burton, 9:3, 50-53
Church on Dauphine Street, The, Michelle Robinson, 33:2, 88
Chushingara, Diane Stevenson, 25:3, 53-55
Cine Manifest, G.J. Buckell, 32:4, 61-62
Cinema Europe, James Monaco, 24:2-3, 87-88
Cinematographer Style, John Calhoun, 34:3, 59-60
Circle of Deceit, Jonathan Chodosh, 12:2, 46 & 48
Citizen Kane, Courtney Lehmann, 27:2, 45
City Hall, Leonard Quart, 22:2, 44-45
City of God, Karen Backstein, 28:3, 39-40
City of Hope, Leonard Quart, 18:4, 44-46
Class Action, Cynthia Lucia, 18:3, 48-49
Cleo from 5 to 7, Royal S. Brown, 23:4, 56-57
Climates, Savas Arsian, 32:3, 54-55
Clockers, Leonard Quart, 21:4, 64
Clockwatchers, Richard Porton, 23:4, 64
Coal Miner’s Daughter, Gary Crowdus, 10:3, 32-33
Cobb, Marco Calavita, 21:1-2, 104
Cocalero, Dennis West, 33:3, 73
Code Unknown, Leonard Quart, 27:2, 35-36
Cold Fever, John Fried, 22:2, 64
Color of Money, The, Ken Bazar and Larry Ceplair, 15:3, 41-42
Color of Pomegranates, The, Jonathan Rosenbaum, 27:3, 42-44
Color Purple, The, Karen Jaehne, 15:1, 60
Comes a Horseman, Betsy Erkkila, 9:2, 48-50
Comic Book Confidential, Dave Segal, 17:2, 44 & 46
Coming to Light, Johnny Lorenz, 26:3, 72
Commissar, Louis Menashe, 33:1, 80
Common Man’s Courage, A, Pat Aufderheide, 8:4, 50
Companeras and Companeros, Susan Sherman, 4:4, 26-27
Complete Mr. Arkadin, The, Sidney Gottlieb, 32:1, 62-63
Con Air, Cliff Thompson, 23:1, 64
Confidence, Lenny Rubenstein, 11:2, 33-35
Constant Factor, The, Ernie Brill, 11:2, 30-31
Constantine's Sword, Michelle Robinson, 33:4, 88
Consuming Hunger, Paddy Quick, 17:3, 51-52
Contempt, Royal S. Brown, 28:3, 51-52
Control Room, Paul Arthur, 29:4, 44-46
Conversation, The, Fred Kaplan, 6:3, 32
Conversations with Willard Van Dyke, Gordon Hitchens, 13:1, 22-24
Cook, The and Other Treasures, James L. Neibaur, 28.3, 54 & 61
Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover, The, Leonard Quart, 18:1, 45-47
Corbeau, Le, Alissa Quart and David Evans, 21:3, 54
Cordon, Marko Zivkovic, 32:3, 53-54
Corporation, The, Lawrence Daressa, 29:4, 72
Cottage on Dartmoor, A, Thomas Doherty, 33:2, 71
Cotton Club, The, Steve Vineburg, 14:2, 10-11
Country, Alice Cross, 14:1, 40-42
Coup de Torchon, Hal W. Peat, 12:4, 49-50
Crash, Michael Sicinski, 30:4, 51-52
Cría cuervos, Dennis West, 33:2, 71
Crime to Fit the Punishment, A, Larry Ceplair, 13:3, 26-27
Crimes and Misdemeanors, Richard Allen, 17:4, 44-46
Crimson Gold, Rahul Hamid, 29:3, 49, 57
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Pauline Chen, 26:4, 71-72
Croupier, Ioannis Mookas, 25:4, 64
Crumb, Richard Porton, 21:3, 64
Cry Freedom, Rob Nixon, 16:3, 38-39
Cuba Va!, Susan Sherman, 4:4, 26-27
Cuba, Robert Stam, 10:2, 41-42
Cul de Sac, Christopher Sharrett, 28:2, 64
Cutting Up Old Touches, Dan Georgakas, 7:3, 41-42
Cycle, The, Udayan Gupta, 9:3, 49-50
Cyrano de Bergerac, Joan M. West, 18:2, 37-39
D.O.A., Jim Farber, 11:3, 36-37
Damages, Robert Ribera, 34:2, 96
Dancer Upstairs, The, Karen Backstein, 28:4, 46-47
Dances with Wolves, Dan Georgakas, 18:2, 51-53
Dangerous Liaisons, Joan M. West, 17:2, 55-56
Daniel, Karen Jaehne, 13:2, 35-37
Danton, Lenny Rubenstein, 13:1, 36-37
Dark Days, Simeon Hutner, 26:1, 72
Dark Side of the Moon, The, Tony Pipolo, 30.3, 88.
Daughter Rite, Ruth McCormick, 10:2, 45
Day After Trinity: J. Robert Oppenheimer and the Atomic Bomb, The, Richard Linnett, 11:2, 37
Day of the Jackal, The, Lenny Rubenstein, 6:1, 49
Days of Heaven, David Sterritt, 33:3, 62-64
DC III, Lenny Rubenstein, 5:4, 48-50
Dead Man Walking, Christy Rodgers, 22:2, 42-43
Dead Man, Kent Jones, 22:2, 45-46
Dead Poets Society, Burns Raushenbush, 17:3, 43-44
Death and the Maiden, Richard Porton, 21:1-2, 104
Death Is Afraid of Us, Dan Georgakas, 13:1, 25-26
Death of Mr. Lazarescu, The, Robert Sklar, 31:3, 62-63
Death Wish, Ruth McCormick, 6:3, 37-38
Decalogue, The, Richard Porton, 26:3, 48-50
Decline of the American Empire, Robert Sklar, 15:2, 46-47
Deep Crimson, Steve Erickson, 23:2, 64
Dennis Potter: The Last Interview, Leonard Quart, 22:2, 54-55
Derek, Roy Gundmann, 34:1, 71
Deuxieme souffle, Le, Robert Cashill, 34.2, 85
Devil Came on Horseback, The, Robert Ribera, 33:1, 96
Devil in a Blue Dress, Ed Guerrero, 22:1, 38-41
Devil Wears Prada, The, Martha P. Nochimson, 32:1, 48-50
Diary for Timothy, A, Leonard Quart, 20:3, 63-64
Diary of the Dead, Thomas Doherty, 33:3 58-60
Dick Tracy, Christopher Sharrett, 18:1, 49-51
Dirty Dancing, Al Auster, 16:3, 45-47
Dirty Harry Series, The Robert Cashill, 27:3, 38-39
Disgraced Monuments, Louis Menashe, 23:2, 43-44
Distant Thunder, Chris Schemering, 7:2, 38-39
Distant Voices, Still Lives, Leonard Quart, 17:3, 42-43
Distant, Savas Arsian, 32:3, 54-55
Divorce Italian Style, Jared Rapfogel, 31:1, 66-67
Dmitri Shostakovich: Sonata for Viola, Royal S. Brown, 32:2, 67-69
Dogville, Robert Sklar, 29:3, 47-49
Domestic Violence, Saul Austerlitz, 27:3, 64
Donnie Brasco, Tom Doherty, 23:1, 42-43
Dossier 51, Dan Georgakas and Lenny Rubenstien, 9:2, 43-44
Double Day, The, Judy Janda, 8:2, 51-52
Doulos, Le, Robert Cashill, 34:2, 85
Down and Dirty, Gina Blumenfeld, 10:1, 54-55
Down to the Sea in Ships, Thomas Doherty, 28:1, 46-48
Drive, He Said, Joan Mellen, 5:2, 26-31
Driving Miss Daisy, Pat Dowell, 18:1, 42-43
Drugstore Cowboy, Cindy Fuchs, 18:1, 43-45
Duchess of Langeais, The, Michael Sicinski, 33:3, 56-58
Duck Season, Karen Backstein, 31:3, 60-62.
Dust, Robert Ribera, 33:4, 88
Dusty and Sweets McGee, Robert Cashill, 34:4, 63
Ear, The, Leonard Quart, 33:2, 71
East Side Story, Louis Menashe, 23:2, 43-44
East-West, Louis Menashe, 25:3, 64
Edison: The Invention of the Movies, Rahul Hamid, 30:4, 66-67
Election, Tom Doherty, 24:4, 36-37
Electric Valley, The, Susan Ohmer, 13:4, 28-29
Elegy, Robert Sklar, 33:4, 50-52
Eleni, Dan Georgakas, 14:4, 49-51
Elephant Man, The, Henry Baker, 11:2, 28-29
Elite Squad, Karen Backstein, 33:4, 55-56
Elizabeth, Kenneth S. Rothwell, 24:2-3, 78-80
Empathy, Tony Pipolo, 29:3, 72
Emperor Jones, The, Ed Guerrero, 21:1-2, 100-101
Enfants Terribles, Les, David Sterritt, 33:2, 60-61
Enormous Changes at the Last Minute, Leonard & Barbara Quart, 14:3, 28-29
Enthusiasm, G.J Buckell, 32:1, 72
Entre Nous, Barbara Quart, 13:3, 45-47
Erendira, Robert Stam, 13:4, 50-52
Erin Brockovich, Thomas Doherty, 25:3, 40-41
Eroica, Stuart Leibman, 32:2, 62-64
Eternal Memory: Voices from the Great Terror, Louis Menashe, 25:1, 64
Eternity and a Day, Dan Georgakas, 24:4, 64
Ethnic Notions, Thomas Cripps, 17:1, 21-22
Europa, Europa, Hank Heifetz, 18:4, 51-52
Every Little Thing, Richard Armstrong, 32:1, 68-69
Every Man for Himself, Dan Georgakas, 10:4, 7-9
Everyday People, Lenny Quart, 29:4, 72
Everyone Says I Love You, Leonard Quart, 22:4, 72
Examined Life, Michael Sicinski, 34:3, 43-45
Exhibition, Doris Toumarkine, 7:2, 42-43
Exiles, The, Leonard Quart, 17:4, 31
Exotica, Alissa Quart, 21:3, 64
Exterminating Angel, The, Karen Backstein, 34:4, 56-58
Extreme Private Eros: Love Song 1974, Paul Arthur, 32:4, 65
Eye of Vichy, The, Leonard Quart, 22:3, 47
Eyes Wide Shut, Cynthia Lucia, 33:2, 71
Eyes without a Face, Robert Cashill, 30:3, 74-75
Faces, Leonard Quart, 34:3, 62
Fall of Berlin, The, Louis Menashe, 32:2, 78
Fallen Idol, The, Leonard Quart, 32:2, 78
Falling Down, Tom Doherty, 20:1, 39-41
Fame, Al Auster, 10:1, 34-35
Family Nest, Jared Rapfogel, 31:2, 62-64
Family Plot, Al Auster, 7:3,39-40
Famine Within, The, Cynthia Lucia, 15:4, 43
Fan, The, Cynthia Lucia, 22:3, 64
Fanny and Alexander, Royal S. Brown, 30:3, 76-77
Fanny Trilogy: Marius, Fanny, Cesar, Monty Schiff, 20:1, 55
Far From Heaven, Robert Sklar, 28.2, 38-39
Fargo, Thomas Doherty, 22:2, 47 & 55
Fatal Attraction, Debrah Raschke, 16:3, 44-45
Fateless, Leonard Quart, 31:3, 59-60
Fear and Favor in the Newsroom, Marco Calavita, 22:4, 56-57
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Christopher Sharrett, 23:4, 64
Fear, The, Elizabeth Hess, 10:3, 21
Federico Fellini: I’m a Born Liar and The White Sheik, Peter Bondanella, 28.4, 54-56
Fedora, Robert Stam, 10:1, 55-56
Felicia’s Journey, Richard Porton, 25:1, 42-43
Fidanzati, I, Peter Bondanella, 29:1, 73-74
Fidel, Susan Sherman, 4:3, 38-39
Fighter, Leonard Quart, 27:1, 64
Fighting for Life, Sarah Leventer, 33:3, 88
Film Music Masters: Jerry Goldsmith, Gary Crowdus, 22:1, 55-56
Films of Kenneth Anger, The, Jared Rapfogel, 32:3, 86
Final Chapter—Walking Tall, David Bartholomew, 8:3, 49-51
Fire Within, The, David Sterritt, 34:1, 62-65
Fires on the Plain, Catherine Russell, 32:4, 63-64
First Kill, Tony Pipolo, 28:4, 72
First Ladies: Early Women Filmmakers, 1915-1925, Alison McMahan, 26:1, 58-59
Fisher King, The, Pat Dowell, 18:4, 46-47
Fists in the Pocket, Robert Koehler, 32:2, 74-75
Fitzcarraldo, Hans Köning, 12:4, 42-43
Five Films by INCINE, Dennis West, 15:3, 26
Flag Wars, Leonard Quart, 28:4, 72
Flags of our Fathers, Robert Sklar, 32:2, 44-46
Flapper Story, The, Dan Bickley, 15:2, 40-41
Flashettes, The, Ruth McCormick, 8:2, 51
Flesh Gordon, David Bartholomew, 6:4, 46
Flow: For Love of Water, Isaac Goldstein, 34:1, 88
Fog of War, The, Thomas Doherty, 29:1, 19-21
Fool There Was, A, Thomas Doherty, 28.1, 46-48
Foolish Wives, John Calhoun, 29:2, 78-79
For All Mankind, Diana Wade, 34:4, 63
For the Bible Tells Me So, Maria San Filippo, 33:2, 88
Forbidden Games, Leshu Torchin, 32:1, 66-68
Forbidden Lie$, Adrien Martin, 34:4, 52-53
Forbidden Planet, Robert Cashill, 32:2, 78
Forbidden Threshholds, Melissa Clark, 9:4, 38
Forever, Tony Pipolo, 33:1, 96
Forgotten Silver, Andrew Horton, 26:3, 55
Forward, The, Susan Jhirad, 17:3, 52-53
Four Hundred Blows, The, Gary Crowdus, 20:3, 64
Four Hundred Blows, The, Paul Sawyer, 1:3, 24 & 28
Fox and His Friends, Ruth McCormick, 7:2, 43-44
Frame-Up: The Imprisonment of Martin Sostre, Dan Georgakas, 6:3, 33-34
Frances, Burns Raushenbush, 12:4, 44-45
François Truffaut: 25 Years, 25 Films, Gary Crowdus, 20:3, 64
Fraulein, Das, David Fleming, 32:3, 64
Free Voice of Labor: The Jewish Anarchists, Lenny Rubenstein, 10:3, 49
Freedom on My Mind, Paul Arthur & Janet Cutler, 21:1-2, 81-82
French Conspiracy, The, Lenny Rubenstein, 6:2, 54-55
Frida, Joan M. West and Dennis West, 28.2, 39-41
Frida: Naturaleza Viva, Joan & Dennis West, 16:4, 46-47
Friend of the Deceased, A, Louis Menashe, 23:4, 64
Friendly Persuasion: Iranian Cinema After the Revolution, John Watson, 26:4, 96
Fringe Dwellers, The, Annabelle Sheehan, 15:4, 52-53
From Hell, Carl Bromley, 27:1, 36-37
From Hollywood to Hanoi, Gitta Reddy, 20:3, 45-46
From the Edge of the City, Aaron Krach, 25:4, 64
Front, The, Peter Biskind, 7:4, 44-45
Frontline, Lenny Rubenstein, 10:4, 39
Frontrunners, Leonard Quart, 34.2, 96
Frost/Nixon, Thomas Doherty, 34.2, 68-71
Full Metal Jacket, Christopher Sharrett, 16:1-2, 64-65
Fundi: The Story of Ella Baker, Gary Crowdus, 11:3, 39-40
Funny Games, Robert Koehler, 33:2, 55-57
Funny Games, Steve Erickson, 23:4, 64
Furies, The, Jared Rapfogel, 33:4, 69
Future of Food, The, Deirdre Boyle, 30:3, 88
Gabbeh, Steve Erickson, 23:1, 64
Gadjo Dilo, Dimitra Kessenides, 23:4, 64
Galaxy Far, Far Away, A, Steven Berndt, 27:2, 64
Gallipoli, Karen Jaehne, 11:4, 40-43
Gamekeeper, The, Melanie Wallace, 10:4, 30
Gandhi, Udayan Gupta, 12:4, 45-46
Gandhi, Udayan Gupta, 32.3, 82-84,
Garden, The, Leonard Quart, 34:3, 80
Gardens of Stone, Thomas Doherty, 16:1-2, 67-68
Gas Food Lodging, Alice Cross, 20:2, 55
Gay-Themed Films of the German Silent Era, Roy Grundmann, 31:1, 63-66
General, The, James L. Neibaur, 34:3, 58-59
Generation X-Saddam, Anthony Arnove, 29:2, 80-81
Generations of Resistance, Tom Brom, 10:2, 45 & 58
George Méliès: First Wizard of Cinema (1896-1913), James L. Neibaur, 33:4, 66-68
Georgia, Kent Jones, 22:1, 37-38
Georgie Girl, Amy Taubin, 29:1, 96
Germany in Autumn, Ruth McCormick, 9:3, 53-54
Germany, Pale Mother, Stuart Liebman, 25:1, 51-52
Ghosts of Attica, Janet Cutler, 28:1, 64
Girl Friends, James Monaco, 9:1, 39-41
Girl, Interrupted, Alice Cross, 25:3, 48-49
Girls Town, Mia L. Mask, 23:3, 58-60
Glory, Thomas Doherty, 17:4, 40-41
Go, Joe Riley, 25:1, 54
Godfather Part II, The, Leonard Quart and Albert Auster, 6:4, 38-39
Godfather Part III, The, Karen Jaehne, 18:2, 41-43
Gods and Generals, Christopher Sharrett, 28:3, 36-38
Gods Must Be Crazy, The, Peter Davis, 14:1, 51-53
Good Bye, Lenin!, Christina M. White, 29.3, 46-47.
Good Day Care: One Out of Ten, Ruth McCormick, 10:1, 56
Good Fight, The, Gary Crowdus, 13:4, 26-28
Good Fight, The, Gary Crowdus, 33:4, 69
Good Kurds, Bad Kurds, Cleo Cacoulidis, 26:1, 72
Good Shepherd, The, Robert Sklar, 32:3, 68-71
Goodbye Columbus, James Irons, 3:1, 18-20
Goodbye Solo, Michael Joshua Rowin, 34:3, 47-49
Goodfellas, Leonard Quart, 18:2, 43-45
Goodnight and Good Luck, Thomas Doherty, 31:1, 53-56
Gordon’s War, Paula Hankins, 6:2, 47-48
Gosford Park, George Rafael, 27.3, 30-31
Gran Fiesta, La, Catherine Benamou, 16:4, 47-48
Grand Prix, Gary Crowdus, 1:1, 27 & 29
Grapes of Wrath, The, John Calhoun, 30:1, 51-52
Gravehopping, Andrew Horton, 32:3, 58-59
Grbavica, Meta Mazaj, 32:3, 61-62
Grease, Al Auster, 9:1, 41-42
Greased Lighting, Pat Aufderheide, 8:2, 48
Green Card, Andrew Horton, 18:3, 53 & 45
Green Wall, The, Denis West, 18:3, 57 & 59
Gridlock’d, Jesse Rhines, 22:4, 72
Grido, Il, Robert Koehler, 34:4, 54-56
Grido, Il, Richard Porton, 21:1-2, 101
Grin Without a Cat, A, Ryan Krivoshey, 27:3, 64
Grizzly Man, Conrad Geller, 31:1, 52-53
Guantanamera, Louis Menashe, 23:2, 64
Guard Dog, Rahul Hamid, 32:3, 86
Guelwaar, Françoise Pfaff, 20:2, 48-49
Guerre est finie, La, Andrew Lugg, 1:1, 12-13
Guerre est finie, La, Richard Porton, 26:4, 80-81
Guerrillas In Our Midst, Cynthia Lucia, 20:1, 47-48
Guide Dog, Rahul Hamid, 32:3, 86
Guilty by Suspicion, Larry Ceplair, 15:3, 46-47
Gung Ho, Jim Naureckas, 15:1, 44-45
H-2 Worker, Jason Kliot, 18:1, 28-29
Hacking Democracy, Colin Root, 32:4, 80
Haine, La, Joan M. West, 33:1, 76-77
Hair, Al Auster, 9:3, 55-56
Halfaouine, Nana Asfour, 29:4, 59
Half Nelson, Leonard Quart, 32:1, 56-58
Hamlet (Laurence Olivier version), Gary Crowdus, 22:3, 46-47
Hamlet (Michael Almereyda version), Martha Nochimson, 25:4, 37-38
Hamlet, Royal S. Brown, 31:1, 69-71
Hands Over the City, Gary Crowdus, 32:1, 73
Hanoi Hilton, The, Rob Edelman, 15:4, 49-50
Happiness, Cynthia Lucia & Ed Kelleher, 24:2-3, 80-83
Happy Birthday, Mrs. Craig, Dan Georgakas, 10:4, 39-40
Happy-Go-Lucky, Jonathan Murray, 33:4, 52-55
Hard Core, Dan Georgakas, 9:3, 48-49
Harder They Come, The, Steven Kovacs, 6:2, 46-47
Harlan County, U.S.A., Gary Crowdus, 8:1, 46-47
Harold and Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay, Rahul Hamid, 33:4, 57-58
Harry Bridges: A Man and His Union, Robert Bruno, 21:3, 48-49
Harvard Beats Yale 29-29, Louis Menashe, 34:2, 96
He Who Hits First, Hits Twice: The Urgent Cinema of Santiago Álavarez, Adrian Martin, 31:1, 71
Head On, Alisa Lebow, 30:3, 60-61
Head On, Cleo Cacoulidis, 24:4, 64
Healthcaring, Renée Delforge, 8:3, 55
Heart Like a Wheel, Angela Bonavoglia, 13:2, 45-47
Heartbeat Detector, Megan Ratner, 33:3, 54-56
Heartburn, Rob Edelman, 15:2, 45-46
Heartland, Judith Gustafson, 12:1, 57-58
Hearts & Minds, James Monaco, 28:3, 52-54
Hearts and Minds, Peter Biskind, 7:1, 31-32
Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse, Paul Arthur, 33:2, 71
Heaven and Earth, Pat Dowell, 20:3, 56-57
Heaven Can Wait, Pat Aufderheide, 9:1, 38-39
Heavenly Creatures, John Fried, 21:4, 51
Heir to an Execution, Art Simon, 29:4, 72
Hell House, David Sterritt, 28:1, 64
Hell House, Heather Hendershot, 28:2, 43-44
Henry V (Laurence Olivier version), Gary Crowdus, 22:1, 54-55
Herbert’s Hippopotamus, Richard Porton, 23:3, 64
Heremakono (Waiting for Happiness), Larry Daressa, 28:4, 72
Hero, Pauline Chen, 30:1, 40-42
Hidden Wars of Desert Storm, Maria San Filippo, 26:4, 96
Hide in Plain Sight, Al Auster and Leonard Quart, 10:3, 37-38
Hiding and Seeking: Faith and Tolerance after the Holocaust, Mark Hennessey, 30.4, 80
High Fidelity, Thomas Doherty, 26:1, 50-51
High Hopes, Leonard Quart and Barbara Quart, 17:2, 56-57 & 47
Hijacking Catastrophe: 9/11, Fear & the Selling of American Empire, Kerin Ogg, 30:4, 80
Hill 24 Doesn’t Answer, Leonard Quart, 16:3, 57 & 55
Hiroshima mon amour, Royal S. Brown, 29:1, 75-76
History Book, The, Lenny Rubenstein, 6:4, 44
Hoffa, Paul Arthur, 19:1, 81
Hole in the Fence, A, Rahul Hamid, 34:4, 63
Hollywood Shuffle, Rob Edelman, 16:1-2, 71-72
Hollywood, D.C.: A Tale of Two Cities, Art Simon, 27:2, 64
Hollywoodland, Thomas Doherty, 32:1, 52-54
Holy Girl, The, Martin Tsai, 30:4, 54-56
Home Free All, Karen Jaehne, 13:3, 42 & 44
Home Less Home, Paul Arthur, 18:3, 43-44
Homecoming, Clifford Thompson, 25:2, 47
Hoop Dreams, Leonard Quart, 21:1-2, 104
Hora de los Hornos, La, Kalman J. Barsy, 4:2, 37-40
Hotel Rwanda, Leshu Torchin, 30:2, 46-48
Hotel Terminus, Lenny Rubenstein, 17:1, 37-38
Hour of the Star, The, Dennis West and Joan M. West, 15:4,43-44 & 46
Hours and Times, The, Justin Wyatt, 20:2, 54
House of Mirth, Martha Nochimson, 26:2, 41-43
House on Carroll Street, The, Larry Ceplair, 16:4, 46-47
House Party, Bruce Alfred, 18:1, 23-24
Houses Are Full of Smoke, The, Dennis West, 17:3, 51
How to Eat Your Watermelon in White Company (and Enjoy It), Clifford Thompson, 32:4, 80
Human Remains, Lawrence Daressa, 29:3, 72
Human Resources, Adele Madelo, 26:1, 72
Hurry Tomorrow, Phil Brown, 7:3, 35-36
Husbands and Wives, Barbara & Leonard Quart, 19:1, 74-75
Hyenas, Richard Porton, 23:2, 51
I Am Cuba, Dennis West, 22:2, 52
I Am Cuba: The Ultimate Edition, Rahul Hamid, 33:2, 64-65
I Can’t Sleep, Steve Erikson, 21:4, 64
I Love You, I Love You Not, Cynthia Lucia, 23:2, 64
I Shot Andy Warhol, Steve Erickson, 22:2, 64
I Take the Floor, Claudia & Peter Fonda-Bonardi, 10:2, 42-44
I Was a Teenage Movie Maker, Robert Cashill, 32:1, 73
I’ve Heard the Mermaids Singing, Cindy Fuchs, 18:3, 54-55
Ice Storm, The, Robert Sklar, 23:2, 41-42
Ice, Joan Mellen, 4:2, 29-33
Ice, Lenny Rubenstein, 4:2, 28-29
Idiocracy, Robert Cashill, 32:4, 65
If Ever I See You Again, David Bartholomew, 8:4, 40-41
If It Bleeds, It Leads, Lynne Jackson, 16:1-2, 80
If..., Jesse Prima, 2:4, 19-20
If…, Richard Porton, 33:1, 80
I'm Not There, Richard Porton, 33:1, 56-57
Image Before My Eyes, Leonard Quart, 11:3, 40
Image of an Assassination, Art Simon, 24:1, 83-84
Images from the Qajar Dynasty, Rahul Hamid, 27:1, 41
Imported Bridegroom, The, Peter Bates, 18:1, 25-26
Improper Conduct, Dan Georgakas, 14:1, 45-48
In Dark Places: Remembering the Holocaust, Lenny Rubenstein. 10:1, 57
In Darkest Hollywood, Cassandra Ellis, 21:1-2, 87-88
In Memoriam: Alexander Litvinenko, Louis Menashe, 32:4, 80
In My Country, Melanie Unruh, 30:2, 80
In Our Hands, Barbara & Leonard Quart, 13:3, 28
In the Company of Men, Paul Arthur, 23:2, 40-41
In the Mood for Love, Paul Arthur, 26:3, 40-41
In the Name of the Father, Martin McLoone, 20:4, 44-47
In the Name of the Pope-King, Robert Sklar, 16:4, 22
In the Presence of a Clown, Leonard Quart, 24:1, 96
In the Year of the Pig, Robert Koehler, 31:2, 64-66
Inconvenient Truth, An, Pat Aufderheide, 32:1, 50-52
Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love, The, Frann Michel, 21:4, 46
Independence Day, Pat Dowell, 22:3, 39-41
Independents Day, Clifford Thompson, 23:3, 64
Indochine, Kim Worthy, 20:1, 38-39
Indonesia at the Margins: Political Documentaries and Essay Films (1991-2002) (Water and Romi, Kancil’s Story of Independence, My Family, My Films and My Nation, Icon: A Cultural Map), Adrian Martin, 34:3, 62
Inheritors, The, Pat Dowell, 24:1, 96
Innocence Unprotected, Stuart Liebman, 20:1, 55
Innocence, Michael Joshua Rowin, 31:2, 59-61
Inside Deep Throat, Tom Doherty, 30:3, 61-63
Internationale, The, Dan Georgakas, 27:2, 64
Interrogation, Richard Porton, 33:4, 69
Interview, The, Robert Cashill, 28:1, 51
Intimate Lighting, Leonard Quart, 32:3, 86
Into Great Silence, Paul Arthur, 32:3, 71-73
Intolerance, Phillip Lopate, 28:3, 49-50
Introduction to Chile, Marvin Surkin, 6:2, 52-53
Intruder, The, Jared Rapfogel, 32:2, 78
Invasion of the Body Snatchers, David Bartholomew, 10:1, 52-54
Ira, You’ll Get Into Trouble, Bob Summers, 4:3, 41
Ironside, Donald G. Jackson, 1:1, 11-12
Island of Saints and Souls, Andrew Horton, 18:2, 32
Ivan the Terrible, Parts I and II, Tony Pipolo, 28:1, 42-44
J’Accuse, Stuart Liebman, 34:1, 67-70
Jack Pierce: The Man Behind the Monsters, Robert Cashill, 28:3, 48-49
Jackal of Nahueltoro, The, Dennis West, 32:3, 86
Jackson County Jail, Peter Biskind, 7:3, 36-37
Jean de Florette, Susan Jhirad, 16:1-2, 68-69
Jean Renoir 3 Disc Collector's Edition, Joseph McBride, 33:1, 68-70
Jerry Maguire, Marco Calavita, 22:4, 72
Jesus Camp, Michelle Robinson, 32:1, 88
Joan Miro: Theatre of Dreams, Gail Levin, 18:2, 33
Joe Bob Briggs Dead in Concert, Gary Crowdus, 16:4, 56
Joe, Joan Mellen, 5:2, 26-31
John Cook DVD Box Set (Slow Summer, Clinch, I Just Can’t Go On), Richard Porton, 34:4, 63
John Ford Film Collection, The, Chris Fujiwara, 32:2, 70-71
John Heartfield, Photomontagist, Lenny Rubenstein, 12:1, 59
John Wayne-John Ford Collection, The, Chris Fujiwara, 32:2, 70-71
Johnny Got His Gun, Joan Mellen, 5:2, 26-31
Joke, The, Leonard Quart, 28:4, 60-61
Journey: The Greek American Dream, The, Angelike Contis, 34:4, 80
Judgment at Nuremberg, Thomas Doherty, 30.2, 57-59
Judy Berlin, Leonard Quart, 25:2, 64
Jules and Jim, Gary Crowdus, 20:3, 64
Julia, Peter Biskind, 8:3, 53-54
Juliet of the Spirits, Peter Bondanella, 27:4, 48-50
Jung: In the Land of the Mujaheddin, Grover Furr, 27:1, 64
Kadosh, Leonard Quart, 25:3, 64
Kagemusha: The Shadow Warrior, Gary Crowdus, 10:4, 9-10
Keepers of the Frame, Simeon Hutner, 25:3, 64
Kid Stays in the Picture, The, Robert Sklar, 28:1, 37-38
Kill Bill, Vol. 1, Christopher Sharrett, 29.2, 96.
Killer's Paradise, Sarah Leventer, 33:4, 88
Killing Fields, The, Susan Jhirad, 14:1, 50-51
Kind Hearts and Coronets, David Sterritt, 31:3, 66-68
King Lear, Kenneth Rothwell, 32:3, 80-82
Kiss of the Spider Woman, Robert Sklar, 14:3, 38-39
Knightriders, Ed Sikov, 11:3, 31-33
Kolonel Bunker, Gareth Jones, 32:3, 52-53
Kolya, Louis Menashe, 22:4, 72
Kramer vs. Kramer, Leonard and Barbara Quart, 10:2, 37-39
L.A. Confidential, Cliff Thompson, 23:2, 64
L.A. Confidential, Paul Arthur, 23:3, 41-43
L’Age d’or, Randall Conrad, 30:4, 64-65
L’Avventura, Phillip Lopate, 27:1, 44-45
L’Eclisse, Christopher Sharrett, 30:3, 69-70
L’Udienza, Alberto Cattini, 6:2, 55-56
La Captive, George Rafael, 27:1, 33-34
La Dolce Vita, James Monaco, 30:2, 64-65
Lady Chatterley, Michael Sicinski, 32:4, 46-48
Lady Eve, The, Martha Nochimson, 27:3, 40-42
Lady Vengeance, Robert Cashill, 31:3, 57-59
Lady with the Dog, The, Louis Menashe, 34:3, 62
Ladybird, Ladybird, Leonard Quart, 21:1-2, 84-85
Land and Freedom, Richard Porton, 22:1, 32-34
Larisa Shepitko: Eclipse Series 11 (Wings, The Ascent), Louis Menashe, 34.1, 71
Last Call at Maud’s, Patricia Leonardi, 20:1, 46-47
Last Cigarette, The, Marco Calavita, 24:4, 64
Last Metro, The, Peter Pappas, 10:4, 10-12,
Last Night at the Alamo, Lenny Rubenstein, 13:2, 29
Last of England, The, Kent Greene, 18:4, 59-60
Last Resort, Louis Menashe, 26:3, 43-44
Last Resort, The, Fred Kaplan, 8:3, 54-55
Last Sea, The, Patricia Erens, 14:2, 43
Last Seduction, The, Peter Ruppert, 21:1-2,104
Last Temptation of Christ, The, Christopher Sharrett, 17:1, 28-29
Last Tycoon, The, Leonard and Barbara Quart, 7:4, 45-46
Last Woman, The, Cobbert Steinberg, 7:4, 40-41
Last Year at Marienbad, Royal S. Brown, 34:4, 58-60
Late Ozu, David Sterritt, 33:1, 70-72
Late Spring, Catherine Russell, 32:2, 65-67
Le Samourai, Robert Cashill, 31:3, 70-71
Leaving Las Vegas, John Fried, 22:1, 64
Legend of Suram Fortress, The, Jonathan Rosenbaum, 27:3, 42-44
Legends of Rita, Christina M. White, 26:1, 54-55
Leila, Paul Arthur, 26:3, 52-53
Lenny Bruce Performance Film, Fred Kaplan, 6:4, 40-41
Lenny Bruce Without Tears, Fred Kaplan, 6:4, 40-41
Lenny Bruce: Swear to Tell the Truth, Gabe Geltzer, 24:4, 64
Lenny, Fred Kaplan, 6:4, 40-41
Leopard, The, Peter Bondanella, 30:1, 50-51
Let’s Talk About Men, David Bartholomew, 7:4, 47-48
Letter to Anna: The Story of Journalist Politkovskaya’s Death, Louis Menashe, 34:1, 88
Letter to Brezhnev, Leonard Quart, 15:1, 48-49
Letters from Iwo Jima, Robert Sklar, 32:2, 44-46
Life Apart, A, Leonard Quart, 24:4, 52
Limits of Control, The, Adam Nayman, 34.4, 48-50
Listen to Britain, Leonard Quart, 20:3, 63-64
Litany for Survival: The Life and Work of Audre Lorde, A, Karen Carillo, 22:2, 37
Little Girl Who Sold the Sun, Simeon Hutner, 25:4, 64
Live Nude Girls Unite!, Saul Austerlitz, 27:1, 64
Lives of Others, Christina M. White, 32:2, 58-59
Living Dangerously, Andrew Horton, 16:4, 64 & 56
Lolita, Richard Porton, 24:1, 71-72
Lone Star, Joan M. West & Dennis West, 22:3, 34-36
Long Night’s Journey Into Day, Maria San Filippo, 26:3, 72
Long Shadows, Richard Berleth, 17:2, 44
Long Walk Home, The, Peter Bates, 18:3, 51-53
Longtime Companion, Roy Grundmann, 18:1, 47-49
Looking for Langston, Roy Grundmann, 18:1, 27-28
Looking for Mr. Goodbar, Betsy Erkilla, 8:3, 43-45
Lord of War and Syriana, Rahul Hamid, 31:2, 52-55
Lorna’s Silence, Emilie Bickerton, 34:3, 49-51
Los Angeles Plays Itself, Roy Grundmann, 30:1, 80
Lost and Found, Nevena Dakovic, 32:3, 57-58
Lost in Translation, Maria San Filippo, 29:1, 26-28
Lotte Eisner in Germany, Lenny Rubenstein, 12:2, 48-49
Louisiana Story, Paul Arthur, 29:2, 73-75
Love and Anarchy, Lenny Rubenstein, 6:3, 36-37
Love Divided, A, Martin McLoone, 26:4, 74-76
Love in Germany, A, Kevin Farrington, 14:2, 18 & 20-21
Lovers, The, David Sterritt, 34:1, 62-65
Loves of Isadora, The, Ruthe Stein, 3:1, 20-21
Luchino Visconti: A Portrait, Martha P. Nochimson, 28.2, 45-48
Lugosi: Hollywood’s Dracula, Robert Cashill, 28:3, 48-49
Luminous Motion, Adele Madelo, 25:4, 64
Lumumba, Ron Briley, 27:1, 37-39
Luther Meike at 94, Dan Georgakas, 13:1, 24-25
Ma Saison Preferée, Leonard Quart, 22:2, 64
MacArthur’s Children, Rob Silberman, 14:3, 50 & 52
Machuca, Karen Blackstein, 30:3, 66-68
Madame Sata, Karen Backstein, 29:1, 25-26
Madness of King George, The, Harvey Roy Greenberg, 21:3, 47-48
Madres de la Plaza de Mayo, Las, Susan Jhirad, 15:1, 25-26
Magic Eye, Gareth Jones, 32:3, 52-52
Magnum Force, Gary Crowdus, 6:2, 54
Mahabharata, The, Hank Heifetz, 18:2, 35
Maid in America, Mary Bowen, 32:1, 88
Making the News Fit, Lynn Jackson, 16:1-2, 80
Mamma Roma, Peter Bondanella, 21:3, 42-44
Man in the Gray Flannel Suit, The, Christopher Sharrett, 31:2, 66-68
Man of Aran, Paul Arthur, 29:2, 73-75
Man of Iron, Daniel Bickley, 12:1, 48-50
Man of Marble, Leonard Quart, 9:4, 47-48
Man of Marble, Peter Waterman, 9:2, 56
Man on the Moon, David Sterritt, 25:2, 52-54
Man on the Roof, Peter Biskind, 8:2, 49
Man on the Tracks, Stuart Liebman, 32:2, 62-64
Man Who Fell to Earth, The, Royal S. Brown, 31:2, 68-70
Manchurian Candidate, The, Robert Sklar, 30:1, 42-44
Manchurian Candidate, The, Thomas Doherty, 16:4, 30-31
Manda Bala, Karen Backstein, 33:1, 60-61
Mandela, Susan Jhirad, 15:2, 39-40
Mandingo, Robert Cashill, 33:4, 69
Manhattan, Leonard Quart, 9:4, 47-48
Manslaughter, Thomas Doherty, 28:1, 46-48
Manufactured Landscapes, Robert Ribera, 33:3, 88
Manufacturing Consent, Christopher Sharrett, 28:1, 48-49
Manufacturing Consent: Noam Chomsky and the Media, Paul Mattick, Jr., 20:1, 42-43
Marcus Garvey: Look for Me in the Whirlwind, Geoffrey Jacques, 26:4, 76-77
Mardi Gras: Made in China, Colin Root, 34:2, 96
Maria Callas: Life and Art, George F. Custen, 17:4, 61 & 53
Maria Full of Grace, Vojislava Filipcevic, 30:1, 44-46.
Marianne and Juliane, Robert Sklar & Adrienne Harris, 12:3, 41-44
Marriage of Maria Braun, The, Ruth McCormick, 10:2, 34-36
Marriage of the Blessed, Rahul Hamid, 27:1, 40-41
Marseillaise, La, Sandi E. Cooper, 17:3, 61
Masala, Jacob Levich, 20:1, 44-46
Masked and Anonymous, Louis Menashe, 29:1, 96
Massoud, The Afghan, Cleo Cacoulidis, 28:2, 64
Matewan, Jeanne Williams, 16:3, 51-52
Max Havelaar, Robert Stam, 9:3, 47-48
McLibel, Richard Porton, 30:4, 80
Mean Streets, Lenny Rubenstein, 6:2, 49
Medium Cool, Paul Arthur, 27:3, 45-46
Memories of Prison, Robert Stam & Ismail Xavier, 14:2, 21-22
Memory of Justice, Lenny Rubenstein, 7:4, 41-44
Men with Guns, Susan Ryan, 23:3, 43-44
Men, Karen Jaehne, 15:2, 42-43
Menace II Society, Paula Massood, 20:2, 44-45
Mephisto, Claudia Fonda-Bonardi, 12:2, 34-35 & 37
Merchant of Venice, The, Conrad Geller, 30:2, 48-50
Merchant of Venice, The, Kenneth S. Rothwell, 29:4, 56-57
Messiah, Rosemary Rotondi, 25:2, 64
Methadone: An American Way of Dealing, Dan Georgakas, 6:4, 42-44
Metropolis, Catherine Russell, 29:1, 70-71
Mexico: The Frozen Revolution, Adrian Lajous-Vargas, 4:3, 36-37
Midnight Express, Peter Biskind, 9:2, 44-45
Midwinter Night’s Dream, A, John Orr, 32:3, 60-61
Milestones, Gina Blumenfeld, 7:2, 36-38
Milk, Michael Bronski, 34:2, 71-73
Milky Way, The, John Calhoun, 33:2, 66-67
Miller’s Crossing, Richard MeKim, 15:2, 45-47
Minor Altercation, A, Randall Conrad, 8:2, 50-51
Miracle at Intervale Avenue, Leonard Quart, 13:3, 28-29
Mirror, The, Steve Erickson, 24:2-3, 96
Mise Eire, Michael Gray, 32:2, 77
Misery, Pat Dowell, 18:2, 36-37
Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters, David Sterritt, 34:2, 78-79
Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters, Karen Jaehne, 14:4, 45-48
Miss Evers’ Boys, Clifford Thompson, 24:4, 51-52
Missing Children, Dennis West, 15:1, 27
Missing, Gary Crowdus, 12:2, 31 & 36-37
Mission Impossible, Christopher Sharrett, 22:2, 64
Mississippi Burning, Thomas Doherty, 17-2, 48-50
Missouri Breaks, The, Betsy Erkilla, 8:1, 48-50
Model Shop, Linda Lambert, 2:4, 20
Mon oncle Antoine, Leonard Quart, 34:1, 71
Mon Oncle d’Amérique, Peter Pappas, 11:1, 30-32
Mon Oncle, Marco Calavita, 26:4, 81-82
Monsoon Wedding, Conrad Geller, 27:4, 43-44
Monster, Leonard Quart, 29:2, 96
Monster’s Ball, Clifford Thompson, 27:3, 32-35
More Treasures from the American Film Archives, 1894-1931, Rahul Hamid, 30:2, 60-62
Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears, Claudia Fonda-Bonardi, 11:3, 30-31
Mother and Son, Steve Erickson, 23:3, 64
Mother, Richard Porton, 22:4, 72
Moving Midway, Legacy Lee, 34:4, 80
Mr. Klein, Royal Brown, 24:1, 82-83
Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle, Cynthia Lucia, 21:4, 50
Much Ado About Something, Kenneth S. Rothwell, 27:4, 64
Munich, Robert Sklar, 31:2, 55-57
Murder of Fred Hampton, The, Gary Crowdus, 5:4, 50-51
Murderous Maids, Melissa Anderson, 27:3, 35-36
Muriel ou Le Temps D'un Retour, Royal S. Brown, 33:1, 73-74
Music Box, The, Gary Crowdus, 17:3, 45-47
My Architect: A Son’s Journey, Leonard Quart, 29:2, 24-25
My Beautiful Laundrette, Leonard Quart, 15:1, 38-39
My Brilliant Career, Joan M. West, 32:2, 76
My Brilliant Career, Melanie Wallace, 10:2, 40-41
My Country Occupied, Ruth McCormick, 5:1, 22
My Darling Clementine, Royal S. Brown, 29.3, 52-53
My Knees Were Jumping: Remembering the Kindertransports, Gabe Geltzer, 24:2-3, 96
My Michael, Leonard Quart, 17:3, 61
My Name Is Ivan, Gary Crowdus, 20:4, 55 & 18
My Son the Fanatic, Leonard Quart, 24:4, 42-43
My Terrorist, Paul Arthur, 29:1, 96
Mysterious Skin, Joel Dossi, 30:3, 65-66
Naked Acts, Jesse Rhines, 24:1, 96
Naked Spur, The, Jared Rapfogel, 32:1, 73
Nasty Girl, The, Roy Grundmann, 18:2, 49-51
Nat Turner: A Troublesome Property, Rob Willey, 28:3, 64
Natalie Wood Collection (Splendor in the Grass, Sex and the City Girl, Inside Daisy Clover, Gypsy, Bombers B-52, Cash McCall), Cynthia Lucia, 34:2, 85
Native Land, Tom Brom, 6:1, 48-49
Natural Born Killers, Christopher Sharrett, 21:1-2, 83-84
Natural, The, Rob Edelman, 13:4, 45-46
Navigators, The, Leonard Quart, 27:4, 64
Nel Nome Del Padre, Alberto Cattini, 6:2, 55-56
Network, Fred Kaplan, 8:1, 44-46
Network, Marco Calavita, 31:4, 85-86
New Cinema of Latin America, Dennis West, 15:3, 24-25
New Jack City, George Pelecanos, 18:3, 49-51
New Orleans: Big Easy to Big Empty, 32:2, 96
New School Order, Alice Cross, 23:2, 45 & 47
New York in the Fifties, Leonard Quart, 26:2, 64
New York, New York, Leonard and Barbara Quart, 8:2, 44-45
Newsfront, Lenny Rubenstein, 9:4, 46-47
Newsreel Films, Ruth McCormick, 4:4, 24 & 26
Nicaragua: Free Homeland or Death, Dennis West, 11:1, 42
Nico Icon, Richard Porton, 22:1, 64
Night and the City, Dan Georgakas, 32:2, 72-74
Nil by Mouth, Leonard Quart, 23:4, 49-50
No End, Leonard Quart, 16:1-2, 74
No Man’s Land, Andrew Horton, 27:2, 38-39
No Way Out, Larry Ceplair, 16:1-2, 72-73
Nobody Knows, Martin Tsai, 30:3, 63-64
Norma Rae, Pat Aufderheide, 9:3, 42-43
Norte, El, Dennis West, 34:3, 62
Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror, Christopher Sharrett, 25:4, 48-49
Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror, Michael Bronski, 33:3, 68-70
Nostalghia, Louis Menashe, 23:3, 60
Not a Love Story, Angela Bonavoglia, 12:3, 38-40
Not One Less, Richard James Havis, 25:3, 46-48
Note by Note: The Making of Steinway L 1037, Tony Pipolo, 33:2, 88
Notes for an African Orestes, Robert Sklar, 18:1, 60-61
Notorious Bettie Page, The, Michael Sicinski, 31:4, 71-72
Notre Musique, Mark Peranson, 30:2, 55-56
Now & After All These Years, Lenny Rubenstein, 12:2, 48-49
Nowhere to Hide, David Scott Diffrient, 26:2, 64
Nuit de Varennes, La, Hal W. Peat, 13:1, 44-45
O.K., Bill Nichols, 4:2, 33-35
Occupation: The Story of the Harvard Living Wage Sit-In, Richard Porton, 27:4, 64
Official Story, The, Dennis West and Joan M. West, 14:4, 42-44
Ogre, The, Louis Menashe, 24:2-3, 96
Oil, Smoke & Mirrors, Gary Crowdus, 33:3, 73
Oleanna, Felicia Feaster, 21:3, 52-53
Omen, The, Duncan Cooper, 7:4, 46-47
On Company Business, Lenny Rubenstein, 10:3, 34-35
On Our Land, Dan Georgakas, 12:4, 55
On the Ropes, Susan Ryan, 25:1, 64
On the Waterfront, Phillip Lopate, 27:2, 43-44
Once Upon a Time in China, Michael Duffy, 26:4, 96
Once Upon a Time in the West, Heather Hendershot, 29:3, 56-57
Once Upon a Time in the West, Noë Goldwasser, 3:1,17-18
One Day in the Life of Andrei Arsenevich, Louis Menashe, 26:4, 82-83
One Day Longer, Dan Georgakas, 26:3, 72
One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Ruth McCormick, 7:3, 42-43
One Sings, the Other Doesn’t, Ruth McCormick, 8:3, 47-49
Open for Children, Renée Delforge, 7:1, 40-41
Orchestra Conductor, Lenny Rubenstein, 10:4, 12-13
Order of Myths, The, Michelle Robinson, 34:1, 88
Ordinary People, Gary Crowdus, 11:2, 31-33
Orlando, Pat Dowell, 20:1, 36-37
Orphans of the Storm, Phillip Lopate, 28:3, 49-50
Orwell Rolls in His Grave, Marco Calavita, 30:2, 80
Ossessione, Martha P. Nochimson, 28:2, 45-48
Oswald's Ghost, Art Simon, 33:3, 88
Othello (Orson Welles version), Gary Crowdus, 21:4, 52
Othello, Russell Jackson, 28:3, 48-51
Other Francisco, The, Dennis West, 8:2, 47
Our Daily Bread, Michael Sicinski, 32:2, 53-54
Our Song, Leonard Quart, 25:4, 43-44
Our Time, David Bartholomew, 6:3, 34-35
Out of Africa, Angela Bonavoglia, 14:4, 44-45
Out of Place: Memories of Edward Said, Charles Warren, 32:1, 88
Out of the Present, Louis Menashe, 28:1, 49-50
Outrage, Maria San Filippo, 34:4, 80
Outsider, The, Jared Rapfogel, 31:2, 62-64
Outskirts and The Girl with the Hatbox, Philip Lopate, 30:2, 62-64
Over–Under, Sideways–Down, Peter Biskind, 8:3, 52-53
The Ox-Bow Incident, John Calhoun, 29:3, 55-56
Pale Rider, Peter Roffman and Bev Simpson, 15:1, 46-47
Palindromes, Kate Bernstein, 30:4, 53-54.
Panama Deception, The, Susan Ryan, 20:1, 43-44
Panic in Needle Park, Joan Mellen, 5:2, 26-31
Panther, Marco Calavita, 21:3, 64
Paradise Lost, Alice Cross, 22:3, 38-39
Paragraph 175, Erik Gudris, 26:1, 72
Parisian Love, Thomas Doherty, 28:1, 46-48
Partisans of Vilna, Annette Insdorf, 15:2, 39
Passenger, Stuart Leibman, 32:2, 62-64
Passenger, The, Henry Giroux, 7:1, 37-39
Patricia’s Moving Picture, Ruth McCormick, 10:2, 44
Patriotism or The Rite of Love and Death, David Sterritt, 34:2, 78-79
Patty Hearst, Richard Porton, 17:1, 29-30 & 32
Paul Cezanne: The Man and the Mountain, Gail Levin, 18:2, 33-34
Peggy Sue Got Married, Roberta Pearson, 15:3, 46-47
Pépé le Moko, John Calhoun, 28:4, 59-60
Perfect Candidate, A, Marco Calavita, 22:3, 64
Perils of the New Land: Films of the Immigrant Experience (1910-1915) (The Italian, Traffic in Souls, Police Force, New York City, The Call of the City, McQuade of the Traffic Squad), Thomas Doherty, 34:2, 79-82
Persepolis, Rahul Hamid, 33:1, 61-63
Persuasion, Alissa Quart, 21:4, 64
Pervert’s Guide to Cinema, The, David Sterritt, 34:3, 42-43
Peter Seeger: The Power of Song, Louis Menashe, 33:2, 88
Philadelphia, Roy Grundmann and Peter Sacks, 20:3, 51-54
Pianist, The, Leonard Quart, 28:3, 42-44
Piano, The, Barbara Quart, 20:3, 54-56
Piano Teacher, The, Christopher Sharrett, 27:4, 37-40
Pickup on South Street, Robert Cashill, 29:3, 54-55
Pierre Bourdieu: Sociology is a Martial Art, Richard Porton, 28:4, 72
Pierrot le fou, Royal Brown, 33:3, 64-65
Pixote, Robert Stam, 12:3, 44-45
Place Called Ardoyne, A, David Thompson, 6:2, 49-50
Places in the Heart, Alice Cross, 14:1, 40-42
Plagues and Pleasures on the Salton Sea, Christopher Long, 33:2, 88
Platoon, Gary Crowdus, 21:4, 52-53
Platoon, Sydelle Kramer, 15:3, 49-50
Plea Bargaining: The American Way of Justice, Melanie Wallace, 10:4, 40
Plenty, Leonard Quart, 14:3, 42-44
Ploughman’s Lunch, The, Leonard Quart, 14:1, 48-49
Point of Order, Robert Koehler, 31:2, 64-66
Poison, Michael Laskawy, 18:3, 42-43
Poisoned by Polonium, Louis Menashe, 33:3, 60-61
Pola X, Ioannis Mookas, 26:1, 72
Poletown Lives!, Miriam Frank, 13:3, 27-28
Pollock, Leonard Quart, 26:2, 46-47
Ponette, Richard Porton, 23:1, 64
Portrait of Jason, Michael Bronski, 32:1, 65
Posto, Il, Peter Bondanella, 29:1, 73-74
Power Trip, David Sterritt, 29:2, 96
Prefab People, The, Jared Rapfogel, 31:2, 62-64
President’s Last Bang, The, Noh Kwangwoo, 31:2, 57-59
Pretty Woman, Thomas Doherty, 18:1, 40-41
Price of Sugar, The, Michael Civille, 33:1, 96
Prince of the City, Richard Linnett, 11:4, 45-47
Prisoner of the Mountains, Louis Menashe, 23:1, 47-49
Prisoners of Conscience, Udayan Gupta, 10:1, 57
Private Benjamin, Judith Gustafson, 11:1, 32-33
Private Confessions, Leonard Quart, 24:2-3, 96
Procedure, Robert Sklar, 33:3, 50-52
Professional Revolutionary, Dan Georgakas, 30:3, 88
Profit and Nothing But, Amy Taubin, 27:3, 64
Profit Motive and the Whispering Wind, The, Michelle Robinson, 33:3, 88
Public Memory, Paul Arthur, 29.3, 72.
Puerto Rico: Paradise Invaded, Patricia Erens, 8:2, 52
Pump Up the Volume, Peter Bates, 18:2, 47-48
Pumping Iron, Cobbett Steinberg, 8:1, 51 -52
Putney Swope, Ruthe Stein, 3:3, 17-18
Q & A, Leonard Quart, 18:4, 60
Qué Hacer?, Marvin Surkin, 6:2, 52-53
Queen, The, Sandy Flitterman-Lewis, 32:2, 50-52
Queen Kelly, John Calhoun, 29:2, 78-80
Querelle, Ed Sikov, 13:1, 40-42
Quest for Fire, Michael Hendricks, 12:3, 45-46
Quest, The, Marco Calavita, 22:2, 64
Question of Silence, A, Barbara Quart, 13:3, 45-47
Quicksilver, Felix Rebolledo, 15:1,49
Quiet American, The, Geoffrey Jacques, 28:3, 45-47
Quilombo, Robert Stam, 15:1, 42-44
Quiz Show, Thomas Doherty, 21:1-2, 85-87
Rabbit is Me, The, Richard Porton, 34:1, 71
Race Against Prime Time, Lynne Jackson, 16:1-2, 80
Raging Bull, Dan Georgakas, 11:1, 28-30
Ragtime, Richard Linnett, 12:1, 52-53
Rambo: First Blood Part II, Rob Edelman, 14:3, 44-45
Ran, Ron Silberman, 14:4, 51-52
Rancho California (Por Favor), Steve Berndt, 29:3, 72
Rape of Love, Melanie Wallace, 10:3, 35-36
Rate It X, Elayne Rapping, 15:3, 25-26
Real Blonde, The, Marco Calavita, 23:3, 64
Rebellion in Patagonia, Dennis West, 10:1, 50-52
Rebels with a Cause, Paul Arthur, 25:4, 35-36
Red and the White, The, Leonard Quart, 33:3, 73
Red Dawn, Lenny Rubenstein, 13:4, 41-42
Red Squad, Lenny Rubenstein, 5:4, 51-53
Red, Michael Bentley, 21:1-2, 104
Redevelopment, Tom Brom, 6:4, 45
Reds, Lenny Rubenstein, 12:1, 46-48
Reds, Michael Joshua Rowin, 32:3, 76-77
Reed: Insurgent Mexico, Dennis West, 22:1, 53-54
Reel Bad Arabs, Dan Georgakas, 31:1, 80
Regret to Inform, Paul Arthur, 24:4, 37-39
Repentance, Louis Menashe, 16:3, 47-49
Rescue Dawn, Thomas Doherty, 32:4, 48-50
Reservoir Dogs, Robert Hilferty, 19:1, 79-81
Retour d’Afrique, Le, Lenny Rubenstein, 6:3, 39
Return of Martin Guerre, The, Mark Levinson, 13:2, 47-49
Return of the Secaucus 7, Naomi Glauberman and Claudia Fonda-Bonardi, 10:4, 32-34
Return with Honor, Paul Arthur, 24:4, 37-39
Return, The, Louis Menashe, 29:2, 25-27
Revolutionary Road, Robert Sklar, 34:2, 73-75
RFK Must Die, Christopher Sharrett, 33:4, 58-60
Richard III (Laurence Olivier version), Gary Crowdus, 21:3, 53
Richard III (Richard Loncraine version), Gary Crowdus, 22:1, 34-37
Richard III, Russell Jackson, 28:3, 48-51
Ricochets, Ella Shohat, 16:3, 41-44
Riding Alone for Thousands of Miles, Robert Sklar, 31:4, 66-68
Riding the Rails, Richard Porton, 23:2, 64
Riff-Raff, Leonard Quart, 20:2, 54-55
Rififi, Dan Georgakas, 32:2, 72-74
Rififi, Paul Arthur, 26:1, 52-53
Road to Perdition, Paul Arthur, 28.1, 34-35
Robinson Crusoe, Brian Neve, 30:2, 59-60
Rocco and His Brothers, Martha P. Nochimson, 28:2, 45-48
Rocket Science, Doreen Hoover, 33:1, 65-67
Rocky Road to Dublin, The, Michael Gray, 32:1, 69-70
Rocky, Pat Aufderheide, 8:1, 40-41
Rodrigo D.: No Future, Dennis West and Joan M. West, 18:4, 47-49
Rollerball, James Monaco, 7:1, 41-42
Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired, Thomas Doherty, 34:1, 53-55
Romeo and Juliet (Franco Zeffirelli version), Gary Crowdus, 2:3, 17 & 21
Romero, Dennis West and Joan West, 17:4, 46-47
Romper Stomper, John Fried, 20:2, 49-50
Room with a View, Hal W. Peat, 15:1, 48
Roommates, Angela Bonavoglia, 12:2, 43-45
Rosa Luxemburg, Robert Sklar, 15:4, 51-52
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Kenneth Rothwell, 30:4, 62-64
Rosewood, Ed Guerrero, 23:1, 45-47
Rossellini’s History Films: Renaissance and Enlightenment: Eclipse Series 14 (The Age of the Medici, Cartesius, Blaise Pascal), Bill Krohn, 34.3, 56-57
Roue, La, Stuart Liebman, 34:1, 67-70
Rough Aunties, Michelle Robinson, 34:3, 80
Roxanne, Peter Bates, 16:1-2, 65-67
Ruling Class, The, Royal S. Brown, 27:4, 50-51
Rumble Fish, Peter Roffman and Bev Simpson, 13:2, 49-50
Running on Empty, Susan Jhirad, 17:1, 22-33
Rushmore, Marco Calavita, 25:4, 50
Sacco and Vanzetti, Christopher Sharrett, 26:2, 51-52
Sacco and Vanzetti, Richard Porton, 32:2, 96
Sacrifice, The, Gary Crowdus, 20:4, 55 & 18
Sacrificio, Johnny Lorenz, 28:1, 64
Sad Song of Yellow Skin, Lenny Rubenstein, 4:4, 29
Salamandre, La, Lenny Rubenstein, 6:1, 46-47
Salo, Dan Georgakas, 8:3, 45-47
Salt of the Earth, Gary Crowdus, 15:1, 56-57
Salt of the Earth, Ruth McCormick, 5:4, 53-55
Sammy and Rosie Get Laid, Leonard Quart, 16:3, 40-41
Sans Soleil, Ken Eisen, 14:2, 44
Sansho the Bailiff, Martha P. Nochimson, 33:1, 74-75
São Bernardo, Robert Stam, 11:3, 33-36
Saoirse?, Michael Gray, 33:2, 69-70
Saraband, Tony Pipolo, 30:3, 58-59
Sartre by Himself, Michael Kott, 18:3, 57
Satantango, Jared Rapfogel, 34:1, 71
Saturday Night Fever, Al Auster and Leonard Quart, 8:4, 36-37
Savage Nights, Howard Feinstein, 20:4, 50-51
Saving Private Ryan, Thomas Doherty, 24:1, 68-71
Sbatti il Mostro in Prima Pagina, Alberto Cattini 6:2, 55-56
Scarface, Karen Jaehne, 13:3, 48-50
Scenes from a Marriage, Leonard Quart, 23:1, 54-55
Schindler’s List, Thomas Doherty, 20:3, 49-51
School Blown Away by the Wind, The, Rahul Hamid, 27:1, 41
Science is Fiction: The Films of Jean Painleve, Adrian Martin, 32:4, 65
Scorta, La, Hank Heifetz, 20:4, 47-48
Scottsboro: An American Tragedy, Geoffrey Jacques, 25:4, 38-40
Sea Inside, The, Robert Sklar, 30:2, 52-53
Search and Destroy, Thomas Denigan, 21:3, 64
Second Awakening of Christa Klages, Lynn Garafola, 9:4, 48-49
Second Circle, Stuart Liebman, 20:4, 54-55
Secret Agent, The, Karen Jaehne, 13:2, 28
Secret Honor, Karen Jaehne, 14:2, 12 & 14-15
Secrets & Lies, Richard Porton, 22:4, 51-52 & 54
Seduced and Abandoned, James Monaco, 32:3, 77-78
Seduction of Joe Tynan, The, Betsy Erkkila, 10:1, 49-50
Seeing Red, Dan Georgakas, 13:2, 27-28
Señorita Extraviada, Karen Backstein, 28:1, 40-41
Sense and Sensibility, Laura Engel, 22:1, 64
Sense of Loss, A, David Thompson, 6:2, 49-50
September 11, Leonard Quart, 29:1, 96
Serpent’s Egg, The, Leonard and Barbara Quart, 8:3, 42-43
Serpico, Dan Georgakas, 6:2, 51-52
Set Me Free, Melissa Anderson, 25:3, 64
Seven, Royal S. Brown, 22:3, 44-46
Seventeen, Alice Cross, 15:1, 26-27
Sex Positive, David Pendleton, 34:4, 80
sex, lies and videotape, Karen Jaehne,17:3, 38-40
Shadow of the Vampire, David Sterritt, 25:4, 34-35
Shakespeare in Love, Kenneth S. Rothwell, 24:2-3, 78-80
Shampoo, Al Auster and Leonard Quart, 7:1, 36-37
Shattered Glass, Robert Sklar, 29:1, 23-25
Since Otar Left, Kate Bernstein, 29:3, 44-45
Super Size Me, Anne Gilbert, 29:4, 47-49
She’s Gotta Have It, Coco Fusco, 15:3, 24
Sheer Madness, Barbara Koenig Quart, 13:4, 46 & 48-49
Shivers, Leonard Quart, 14:2, 16 & 18
Shoah, Lenny Rubenstein, 14:3, 39-41
Shoah, Stuart Liebman, 30:1, 52-54
Shoot the Moon, Adrienne Harris and Robert Sklar, 12:2, 37-39
Shoot the Piano Player, Gary Crowdus, 18:1, 60
Short Cuts, Leonard Quart, 20:3, 48-49
Shortbus, Linda Williams, 32:2, 47-49
Shutka Book of Records, The, Nikola Mijovic, 32:3, 59-60
Siberiade, Louis Menashe, 12:4, 50-51
Sicko, Richard Porton, 32:4, 44-46
Sid and Nancy, Lindi King, 15:4, 46-48
Sideburns, Louis Menashe, 20:1, 54
Silkwood, Angela Bonavoglia, 13:3, 38-40
Simpsons Movie, The, Thomas Doherty, 33:1, 63-65
Singing the Blues in Red, Karen Jaehne, 17:1, 35-37
Sisters in Resistance, Leonard Quart, 26:4, 96
Six O’Clock and All’s Well, Gary Crowdus, 10:2, 45
SlamNation, Marco Calavita, 24:1, 96
Slumdog Millionare, Robert Koehler, 34:2, 75-77
Small Faces, Leonard Quart, 22:3, 54
Smithereens, Elyse Dayton, 13:1,25
Smoke and Mirrors: A History of Denial, Marco Calavita, 25:4, 64
Smoke, Leonard Quart, 21:1, 44-48
Smooth Talk, Elayne Rapping, 15:1, 36-37
So Goes the Nation, Paul Arthur, 32:2, 78
Sobibor: October 14, 1943, 4 p.m., Alisa Lebow, 27:2, 33-34
Solaris, Chris Fujiwara, 28:3, 51-52
Soldier’s Story, A, Peter Roffman and Bev Simpson, 14:1, 42 & 44
Solidarity Song, Lenny Rubenstein, 23:4, 53
Some Mother’s Son, John Hill, 23:1, 44-45
Something Wild, Karen Jaehne, 15:4, 40-41
Song of Sparrows, The, Robert Sklar, 34:3, 46-47
Song of the Canary, Patricia Erens, 10:4, 38-39
Sorceress, Susan Jhirad, 16:4, 44-46
Sorrow and the Pity, The, Lenny Rubenstein, 5:1, 15-18
Sorrow and the Pity, The, Thomas Doherty, 26:3, 50-52
Source, The, David Sterritt, 24:4, 41-42
South Africa: The White Laager, Joe Margolis, 9:3, 54-55
Specialist, The, Stuart Liebman, 27:2, 40-42
Spellbound, Conrad Geller, 28:3, 44-45
Spirit of the Beehive, Dennis West, 32:1, 73
Spoiled Children, Claudia Fonda-Bonardi, 8:4, 38-39
Spook Who Sat By the Door, The, Paula Hankins, 6:2, 47-48
Spy Who Came in from the Cold, The, Christopher Sharrett, 34:3, 52-54
Stalingrad, Louis Menashe, 23:2, 50-51
Stand and Deliver, Alice Cross, 16:4, 52-54
Stand by Me, Alissa Quart, 15:3, 48
Standing in the Shadows of Motown, Hiram Perez, 28:3, 64
Stardust Stricken, Mohsen Makhmalbaf: A Portrait, Rahul Hamid, 27:1, 41
State Legislature, David Reilly, 32:4, 51-53
State of Things, The, Richard Linnett, 13:1, 26
Stay Hungry, Tom Brom, 7:3, 37-38
Stealing Beauty, Leonard Quart, 22:3, 64
Steam: The Turkish Bath, Cleo Cacoulidis, 24:2-3, 96
Steelmakers, The, Dan Georgakas, 7:1, 39-40
Stevie, Paul Arthur, 28:3, 40-42
Stolen Children, Peter Bondanella, 20:1, 37-38
Stone Years, Dan Georgakas, 15:1, 45-46
Stonewall, Christopher J. Hogan, 22:3, 36-38
Story of Floating Weeds, A, and Floating Weeds, Catherine Russell, 30:1, 56-58
Story of G.I. Joe, Thomas Doherty, 26:1, 60-61
Story of Qiu Ju, The, Robert Sklar, 20:1, 41 & 63
Storytelling, George Wu, 27.3, 33-35
Stranger with a Camera, Lawrence Daressa, 26:3, 46-47
Straw Dogs, Christopher Sharrett, 28:4, 57-59
Streetwise, Alice Cross, 14:3, 28
Struggles in Steel, 22:3, 64
Sugar and Spice, Renée Delforge, 7:1, 40-41
Sugar Cane Alley, George De Stefano, 13:4, 24 & 44-45
Sugar Curtain, The, Dennis West, 33:1, 96
Sugar, Christopher Long, 34:4, 50-52
Sullivan’s Travels, Martha Nochimson, 27:3, 40-42
Summer of Sam, Paula Massood, 25:2, 62-64
Sunshine, Catherine Portuges, 26:1, 56-57
Super, El, Dan Georgakas, 9:4, 49-51
Surfwise, Matthew Noferi, 33:4, 88
Sweet Sixteen, Roger Bromley, 28:4, 48-50
Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss Song, Joan Mellen, 5:2, 26-31
Swept Away, Ruth McCormick, 7:2, 41-42
Swimming Pool, Robert Sklar, 28:4, 47-48
Swimming to Cambodia, Richard McKim, 15:4, 41-43
Take, The, Johnny Lorenz, 30.2, 80.
Taking Back Detroit, Dan Georgakas, 11:3, 39
Taking of Power by Louis XIV, The, Bill Krohn, 34:3, 56-57
Talented Mr. Ripley, The, Michael Bronski, 25:3, 41-43
Tales from Arab Detroit, Abdeen Jabara, 22:2, 38-39
Talk Radio, Richard Porton, 17:2, 53-55
Talk to Her, Karen Backstein, 28:2, 41-42
Target for Tonight, Leonard Quart, 20:3, 63-64
Tarnation, Michael Bronski, 30:1, 38-40
Taxi Driver, Lenny Rubenstein, 7:3, 34-35
Teach Our Children, Dan Georgakas, 6:1, 47-48
Teachers, Rob Edelman, 14:2, 11-12
Tell About the South, Martha Nochimson, 27:1, 42-44
Tell the Truth and Run, Marco Calavita, 22:4, 56-57
Tell Them Who You Are, Paul Arthur, 30:3, 88
Ten Years of Rialto Pictures (Army of Shadows, Au hazard Balthazar, Band of Outsiders, Billy Liar, The Discreet Charms of the Bourgeoisie, Mafioso, Murderous Maids, Rififi, The Third Man, Touchez pas au grisbi), Rahul Hamid, 34L3, 62
Terms of Endearment, Karen Jaehne, 13:4, 49-50
Terra Trema, La, Martha P. Nochimson, 28:2, 45-48
Terrorists in Retirement, Sandy Flitterman-Lewis, 26:4, 72-74
Terror's Advocate, Alexander Zevin, 33:2, 50-52
Tess, Melanie Wallace, 11:1, 36-37
Testimony, Michael D. Rubenstein, 28:2, 64
Testimony: The Story of Shostakovich, Royal S. Brown, 32:2, 67-69
Thank You for Smoking, Thomas Doherty, 31:3, 54-56
That’s Entertainment, Part II, Al Auster, 7:3, 40-41
Thelonious Monk: Straight, No Chaser, David Segal, 17:4, 30-31
Theremin, Louis Menashe, 21:4, 64
They Are Their Own Gifts, Ruth McCormick, 10:1, 56-57
They Don’t Wear Black Tie, Robert Stam, 13:2, 34-35
Thief of Baghdad, The, Rahul Hamid, 33:4, 69
Thief, Al Auster and Leonard Quart, 11:3, 38
Thief, The, Louis Menashe, 24:1, 96
Thieves’ Highway, Dan Georgakas, 32:2, 72-74
Thin Blue Line, The, Peter Bates, 17:1, 38-39 & 45
Thin Red Line, The, Thomas Doherty, 24:2-3, 83-84
Third Generation, The, Richard Linnett, 11:1, 39-42
Thirteen, Robert Goethals, 29:1, 22-23
Thirteen Days, Art Simon, 26:2, 43-44
This Sporting Life, Leonard Quart, 22:4, 60
Thomas Eakins: A Motion Picture, Gail Levin, 18:2, 34
Three Brothers, Gary Crowdus, 12:2, 41 & 43
Three Films by Hiroshi Teshigahara, Robert Koehler, 33:1, 77-79
THX-1138-4EB, Gary Crowdus, 2:1, 25
Thy Kingdom Come, Thy Will Be Done, Richard Porton, 16:4, 28-29
Ticket to Heaven, Burns Raushenbush, 12:1, 50-52
Tighten Your Belt, Bite the Bullet, Gary Crowdus, 11:4, 52
Time Regained, Melissa Anderson, 25:1, 43-44
Tin Drum, The, Henry Pachter, 10:4, 31-32
Tin Men, Susan Jhirad, 15:4, 48-49
Titus, Martha Nochimson, 26:2, 48-50
To Be a Crook, Andrew Lugg, 1:1, 10
To Die For, Marco Calavita, 21:4, 64
Today Is a Good Day: Remembering Chief Dan George, Angela Aleiss, 25:2, 64
Todos Santos Cuchumatan, Dan Bickley, 14:1, 24-25
Together, Leonard Quart, 27:1, 34-36
Tokyo Story, Catherine Russell, 29:3, 50-51
Tom & Viv, Ed Kelleher and Cynthia Lucia, 21:3, 40-42
Tommy the Traveler: The Revolutionary Was A Cop, Lenny Rubenstein, 5:4, 51-53
Tongues Untied, Thyrza Goodeve, 18:1, 26-27
Tony Manero, Martha P. Nochimson, 34:4, 46-48
Tootsie, Barbara Quart, 12:4, 40-42
Top Gun, Rob Edelman, 15:1, 41-42
Topsy-Turvy, Richard Porton, 25:2, 57-59
Tora! Tora! Tora!, John Pyros, 4:2, 40-41
Torch Song Trilogy, Jude Schwendenwien, 17:3, 47
Touch of Spice, A, Lydia Papadimitriou, 32:3, 56
Tourfilm, Jude Schwendenwien, 15:4, 60
Town is Quiet, The, Tom Hyland, 27:4, 64
Trade Off, Rahul Hamid, 26:3, 72
Traffic, Richard Porton, 26:3, 41-43
Trafic, James Monaco, 34:3, 60-61
Transamerica, Nicole Gagné, 31:3, 56-57
Transsiberian, Louis Menashe, 34:2, 85
Tree of Wooden Clogs, The, James Monaco, 30:1, 58-59
Tree of Wooden Clogs, The, Ruth McCormick, 9:4, 53-54
Trial in Prague, A, Louis Menashe, 25:4, 41-43
Trial of Billy Jack, The, Ruth McCormick, 6:4, 45-46
Triumph of the Will, Stuart Liebman, 27:4, 46-48
Trouble the Water, Legacy Lee, 34:1, 88
Troublesome Creek, Paul Arthur, 32:1, 73
Trout, The, Karen Jaehne, 13:1, 45 & 47
Truce, The, Leonard Quart, 23:4, 64
True Stories, Richard McKim, 15:3, 44-46
Truman Show, The, Richard Porton, 23:4, 48-49
Tune, The, Henry Lowengard, 20:1, 49
Turning Point, The, Al Auster, 8:3, 51-52
Twelve Chairs, The, Dennis West, 33:1, 80
Twin Falls Idaho, Alice Cross, 25:1, 64
Twisted Toons, Henry Lowengard, 23:1, 55
Ugetsu, Catherine Russell, 31:3, 64-66
Ulysses’ Gaze, Andrew Horton, 22:1, 43-45
Un chien andalou, Randall Conrad, 30:4, 64-65
Unapologetic Life of Margaret Randall, The, Dan Georgakas, 30:1, 48-49
Uncommon Valor, Rob Edeiman, 13:3, 47-48
Uncovered: The Whole Truth About the Iraq War, Anthony Arnove, 29:2, 80-81
Under Fire, Lenny Rubenstein, 13:2, 38 & 40-41
Under the Skin of the City, Rahul Hamid, 28:4, 50-51
Unfaithfully Yours, David Sterritt, 31:2, 70-72
Unfinished Symphony, Grover Furr, 26:4, 96
Unforgivable Blackness: The Rise and Fall of Jack Johnson, Leger Grindon, 30:2, 50-52
Union Maids, Ruth McCormick, 8:1, 50-51
United 93, Thomas Doherty, 31:4, 73-75
Unknown Soldier, The, Noah Tsika, 33:4, 64-66
Unknown Soldier, The, Staurt Liebman, 33:1, 96
Unmade Beds, Steve Erickson, 24:1, 96
Untouchables, The, Sheldon Sunness, 16:1-2, 70-71
Unzipped, John Fried, 21:4, 64
Up to a Point, Gary Crowdus, 14:2, 24-25
Urban Insurrection in Northern Ireland, David Thompson, 6:2, 49-50
Usual Suspects, The, John Fried, 22:2, 53-54
V for Vendetta, Richard Porton, 31:3, 52-54
Vagabond, Royal S. Brown, 23:4, 56-57
Val Lewton: Man in the Shadows, Richard Porton, 33:3, 73
Vampires, Les, Royal Brown, 49-50
Variety, Susan Jhirad, 14:1, 44-45
Velvet Hangover, Louis Menashe, 27:2, 64
Venus Beauty Institute, Joan M. West, 26:2, 44-46
Vera Drake, Leonard Quart, 30:1, 36-38
Verdict on Auschwitz, Stuart Liebman, 32:4, 59-61
Verdict, The, Robert Sklar, 12:4, 47-48
Vicky Cristina Barcelona, Sam B. Girgus, 34:1, 55-57
Victim, David Lugowski, 23:3, 57-58
Vie de Bohème, La, Richard Porton, 20:2, 47-48
Violette, Carol Barko, 9:2, 47-48
Virdiana, Jonathan Rosenbaum, 31:4, 83-85
Virgin Spring, The, Michael Sicinski, 31:3, 68-70
Vlad the Impaler: The True Life of Dracula, Karen Jaehne, 10:3, 38-39
Vladimir and Rosa, Joan Mellen, 4:3, 39
Vodka Lemon, 30:2, 80
Volver, Carla Marcantonio, 31:4, 77-79
Voyages, Leonard Quart, 26:3, 44-45
Vukovar, Dan Georgakas, 22:1, 64
W.C. Fields Comedy Collection, The, Robert Cashill, 33:3, 70-72
Waco: The Rules of Engagement, Peter Bates, 23:3, 45-46
Walker, Coco Fusco, 16:3, 52-53
Walker, Robert Rosenstone, 33:3, 67-68
Wall Street, Elayne Rapping, 16:3, 49-51
Wallowitch & Ross: This Moment, Ed Kelleher, 25:2, 64
Waltz with Bashir, Jonathan Murray, 34:2, 65-66, 68
War at Home, The, Eric Breitbart, 10:4, 36-37
War Photographer, Tony Pipolo, 27:4, 64
War Room, The, George C. Stoney, 20:3, 57-58
War Symphonies: Shostakovich Against Stalin, The, Royal Brown, 24:2-3, 88-89
WarGames, Lenny Rubenstein, 13:1, 42-43
Waves of Revolution, Udayan Gupta, 10:1, 57
We Are the Guinea Pigs, Melanie Wallace, 11:2, 37 & 39
We Are the Palestinian People, Lenny Rubenstein, 6:3, 35-36
We Demand Freedom, Dan Georgakas, 6:1 47-48
We Were So Beloved, Leonard Quart, 15:2, 41
We Were Strangers, Robert Sklar. 15:3, 56-57
Weather Underground, The, Sam Green and Bill Siegel, 28:4, 44-45
Weave of Time, A, Alan Rosenthal, 16:1-2, 78-79
Wedding in Galilee, Miriam Rosen, 16:4, 50-52
Wedding, A, Barbara & Leonard Quart, 9:2, 45-47
Weekend Stories, Stuart Liebman, 28:1, 44-46
Weeping Meadow, The, Dan Georgakas, 31:1, 56-57
Weirded Out and Blown Away, Jude Schwendenwien, 17:1, 20-21
West Beirut, Steve Erickson, 24:4, 64
Whale Rider, Paula Morris, 29.1, 18-19
What Could You Do with a Nickel?, Elyse Dayton, 13:1, 24
What Farocki Taught, Eric Breitbart, 23:4, 51
When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts, Michael Sicinski, 32:1, 54-56
When the Mountains Tremble, Dan Bickley, 14:1, 24-25
When We Were Kings, Susan Ryan, 22:4, 54-55
Whistle Blower, The, Larry Ceplair, 16:1-2, 72-73
White Dog, Royal S. Brown, 34:3, 54-55
White Line Fever, Gerald Peary, 7:2, 40
White Man’s Burden, Julien Lapointe, 22:1, 64
Who Killed Vincent Chin?, Carley Cohan, 17:1, 20
Who Shall Live and Who Shall Die?, Lenny Rubenstein, 12:2, 48-49
Who the #$&% is Jackson Pollock?, Paul Arthur, 32:2, 88
Whoever Says the Truth Shall Die, Chris Long, 32:2, 96
Whole Shootin’ Match, The, Lenny Rubenstein, 10:2, 45
Whole Wide World, The, Andrew Horton, 23:1, 49-50
Wide Blue Road, The, Diane Stevenson, 29:1, 77-78
Widow of the Revolution, Louis Menashe, 27:3, 64
Wife, The, Cynthia Lucia, 22:3, 64
Wild at Heart, Christopher Sharrett, 18:2, 39-41
Wild Bunch, The, Kenneth R. Brown; 3:3, 18-20 & 28
Wild Geese, The, Robert Stam, 9:2, 50-51
Wild Reeds, Louis Menashe, 22:1, 64
Wild Strawberries, Brandon Grafius, 27:4, 51-52
Wind That Shakes the Barley, The, Gary Crowdus, 32:2, 55-57
Windtalkers, Thomas Doherty, 27:4, 36-37
Winslow Boy, The, Richard Porton, 24:2-3, 96
Winstanley, Richard Porton, 25:4, 51
Winter Soldier, Christopher Sharrett, 31:4, 82-83
Winter Soldier, Lenny Rubenstein, 5:4, 48-49
Wisconsin Death Trip, Christopher Sharrett, 25:2, 64
Wise Blood, David Sterritt, 34:4, 61-62
With Babies and Banners, Gary Crowdus, 9:1, 43-45
Without Lying Down, Martha P. Nochimson, 29:1, 71-73
Witness to Apartheid, Dan Georgakas, 16:1-2, 79-80
Witness, The, Lenny Rubenstein, 11:4, 47-50
Witnesses, The, Jonathan Murray, 33:2, 57-59
Wiz, The, Al Auster, 9:2, 41-42
WMD: Weapons of Mass Deception, Marco Calavita, 30:3, 88
Woman Next Door, The, Hans Köning, 12:1, 56-57
Woman Under the Influence, A, Michele Russell, 7:1, 34-36
Woman’s Film, The, Ruth McCormick, 4:3, 40-41
Women in Black, Rosemary Rotondi, 25:1, 64
Women of Summer, Joseph DePlasco, 14:4, 39-40
Women of Vision, Jenny Deller, 25:1, 53-54
Wooden Gun, The, Barbara Quart, 11:4, 51-52
Word Is Out, Cobbett Steinberg, 8:4, 41-42
Work, Dan Georgakas, 5:4, 55
Working Class Goes to Heaven, The, Alberto Cattini, 5:2, 24-25
Working Girl, Cindy Fuchs, 17:2, 50-52
Working Girls, Graham Fuller, 15:3, 42-43
Workingman’s Death, Paul Arthur, 32.4, 80.
World According to Sesame Street, The, Jonathan Maurer, 32:1, 88
World Apart, A, Diana Sippl, 17:1, 33-35
World at War, The, Alan Rosenthal, 9:2, 7
World, The, Robert Koehler, 30:4, 56-57
WR: Mysteries of the Organism, Joan Mellen, 5:1, 18-21
Wrestling with Manhood, Lawrence Daressa, 29:2, 96
Xiu-Xiu: The Sent Down Girl, Pauline Chen, 24:4, 40-41
Y Tu Mamá También, Pat Aufderheide, 27:1, 32-33
Year My Parents Went on Vacation, The, Karen Backstein, 33:2, 54-55
Year of Living Dangerously, The, Paul Elitzik, 13:2, 43-45
Yoo-Hoo, Mrs. Goldberg, Leonard Quart, 34:4, 80
You Have Struck a Rock!, Joe Margolis, 12:4, 55
Z, Gary Crowdus, 27:4, 52-53
Zazie dans le Métro, Morty Schiff, 18:2, 34
Zelary, Louis Menashe, 30:1, 80
Zelig, Leonard Quart, 13:2, 42-43
Zodiac, Robert Koehler, 32:3, 73-75
BOOK REVIEWS
Adair, Gilbert, Flickers: An Illustrated Celebration of 100 Years of Cinema, Thomas McGonigle, 22:2, 61
Aldgate, Anthony, Cinema and History: British Newsreels and the Spanish Civil War, Martin A, Jackson, 10:1, 62-63
Alexander, William, Film on the Left: American Documentary Film from 1931-1942, Richard Linnett, 12:2, 53-54
Allen, Richard, Hitchcock's Romantic Irony, David Greven, 33:3, 78
Altman, Rick, Film/Genre, J. David Slocum, 26:2, 56-57
Anderegg, Michael, Cinematic Shakespeare, Sidney Gottlieb, 34:4, 65-67
—————,Orson Welles, Shakespeare, and Popular Culture, Courtney Lehmann, 26:1, 62-66
Anderson, John, Edward Yang, Saul Austerlitz, 31:2, 77-78
Anderson, Lindsay, About John Ford, Raymond Durgnat, 12:4, 56-58
Andrew, Dudley, André Bazin, R.A. Higgins. 9:2, 52-53
—————, Concepts in Film Theory, Andrew Horton, 14:1, 55
—————, Mists of Regret: Culture and Sensibility in Classic French Film, Gilberto Perez, 21:4, 54-55
Angelucci, Gianfranco: The Final Dreams of Federico Fellini, Peter Bondanella, 29:2, 90
Anger, Kenneth, Hollywood Babylon, Al Auster, 7:1, 44
Arlen, Michael J., Living Room War, Tom Brom, 4:3, 42-43
Armes, Roy, Third World Filmmaking and the West, Robert Stam, 16:3, 58-59
Aronson, James, Packaging the News, Dan Georgakas, 4:4, 33-34
—————, The Press and the Cold War, Dan Georgakas, 4:4, 33-34
Arthur, Paul: A Line of Sight: American Avant-Garde Film Since 1965, Brian L. Frye, 30:3, 81-82
Arvon, Henri, Marxist Esthetics, Gary Crowdus, 6:4, 48-49
Atkinson, Michael, Exile Cinema: Filmmakers at Work Beyond Hollywood, Andrew Tracy, 34:1, 73-74
Aufderheide, Pat, The Daily Planet: A Critic on the Capitalist Cultural Beat, Brian Cogan, 26:1, 68-69
Aufderheide, Patricia, Documentary Film: A Very Short Introduction, Melis Behlil and Louise Spence, 34:1, 79-81
Auster, Al and Leonard Quart, How the War Was Remembered: Hollywood and Vietnam, Cindy Fuchs, 17:2, 58-59
Bach, Steven, Final Cut: Dreams and Disaster in the Making of Heaven’s Gate, Foster Hirsch, 14:4, 53-54
Bach, Steven, Leni: The Life and Work of Leni Riefenstahl, Barton Byg, 33:1, 81-83
Baddeley, W. Hugh, The Technique of Documentary Film Production, Gary Crowdus, 1:4, 24 & 34
Baird, Jay W., The Mythical World of Nazi Propaganda, Lenny Rubenstein, 7:2, 46-48
Baker, Aaron, Contesting Identities: Sports in American Film, Leger Grindon, 29:1, 85-86
Baker, Ellen R, On Strike and On Film: Mexican American Families and Blacklisted Filmmakers in Cold War America, Larry Ceplair, 32:3, 96-97
Balseiro, Isabel and Masilela, Ntongela, To Change Reels: Film and Film Culture in South Africa, Charisse Louw, 29:2, 87-88
Bandy, Mary Lea and Monda, Antonio, The Hidden God: Film and Faith, Brian Frye, 29:4, 61-62
Barnard, Tim, ed., Argentine Cinema, Dennis West, 16:1-2, 82-83
Barnouw, Erik, A Tower in Babel, The Golden Web and The Image Empire, Tom Brom, 5:1, 23-25
—————, Documentary: A History of the Non-Fiction Film, Udayan Gupta, 8:2, 54-55
Barr, Charles, ed., All Our Yesterdays: 90 Years of British Cinema, Leonard Quart, 15:4, 56
Barrios, Richard, Screened Out: Playing Gay in Hollywood from Edison to Stonewall, David Greven, 28:2, 58-59
Barry, Kevin, The Dead, Martin McLoone, 31:3, 75
Barsam, Richard M., Nonfiction Film: A Critical History, Udayan Gupta, 8:2, 54-55
—————, Nonfiction Film: Theory and Criticism, Udayan Gupta, 8:2, 54-55
—————, Filmguide to Triumph of the Will, Lenny Rubenstein, 7:2, 46-48
Barton, Ruth and Harvey O'Brien, Keeping It Real: Irish Film and Television, Martin McLoone, 31:3, 74-77
Barton, Ruth, Irish National Cinema, Martin McLoone, 31:3, 74-77
—————, Jim Sheridan: Framing the Nation, Martin McLoone, 31:3, 74-77
Basinger, Jeanine, A Woman’s View: How Hollywood Spoke to Women 1930–1960, Barbara Quart, 20:3, 67-68
—————, The World War II Combat Film: Anatomy of a Genre, Rob Edelman, 15:2, 54-55
Bazin, André, Orson Welles, R.A. Higgins, 9:2, 52-53
Beauchamp, Cari, Joseph P. Kennedy Presents: His Hollywood Years, Patrick McGilligan, 34:2, 92-93
Bellocchio, Marco, China is Near: Writings on Film, Gary Crowdus, 3:2, 30
Bellos, David, Jacques Tati, Jonathan Rosenbaum, 25:3, 61 & 39
Benamou, Catherine, It's All True: Orson Welles's Pan-American Odyssey, Sidney Gottlieb, 33:2, 72-75
Berg, Charles Ramirez, Cinema of Solitude, Dennis West, 20:4, 60
Bergan, Ronald, Jean Renoir: Projections of Paradise, Alan Williams, 22:1, 59-60
Bergman, Ingmar, Images: My Life in Film, Leonard Quart, 20:4, 60
—————,The Magic Lantern: An Autobiography, Leonard Quart, 17:1, 44-45
Berthomé, Jean-Pierre & François Thomas, Orson Welles at Work, Peter Tonguette, 33:4, 77-78
Besas, Peter, Behind the Spanish Lens: Spanish Cinema Under Fascism and Democracy, Annette Insdorf, 15:1, 51-52
Biesen, Sheri Chenin, Blackout: World War II and the Origins of Film Noir, Charles Maland, 31:3, 82-83
Bird, Robert, Andrei Tarkovsky, Louis Menashe, 34.2, 86-87
Biskind, Peter, Seeing is Believing: How Hollywood Taught Us to Stop Worrying and Love the Fifties, Elayne Rapping, 13:3, 52-53
Black, Gregory D., Hollywood Censored: Morality Codes, Catholics, and the Movies, Thomas Doherty, 22:3, 52-54
Blaetz, Robin, Women's Experimental Cinema: Critical Frameworks, 33:3, 80-81
Black Film Center/Archive, Indiana University, African Americans in Cinema: The First Half Century, Clifford Thompson, 29:4, 64-66
Bobo, Jacqueline, Black Women Film & Video Artists, Mia L. Mask, 24:1, 91
Bock, Audle, Japanese Film Directors, Bill Thompson, 9:3, 63
Bodnar, John: Blue Collar Hollywood: Liberalism, Democracy, and Working People in American Film, Larry Ceplair, 29.3, 64-65.
Bogdanovich, Peter, John Ford, Gary Crowdus, 2:3, 18-19
—————, John Ford, R.A. Higgins, 9:4, 55
Bogle, Donald, Dorothy Dandridge: A Biography, Ed Guerrero, 23:4, 60-61
—————, Bright Boulevards, Bold Dreams: The Story of Black Hollywood, Patrick McGilligan, 30:4, 73-74
Bondanella, Peter, Hollywood Italians: Dagos, Palookas, Romeos, Wise Guys, and Sopranos, 30:1, 65-66
Bordwell, David and Noël Carroll, Post-Theory: Reconstructing Film Studies, Tony Pipolo, 23:1, 56-58
Bordwell, David, Janet Staiger and Kristin Thompson, The Classical Hollywood Cinema: Film Style and Mode of Production to 1960, Thomas Schatz, 14:3, 53-54
Bosworth, Patricia, Montgomery Clift: A Biography, Thomas Waugh, 10:1, 58-59
Bowser, Pearl and Louis Spence, Writing Himself Into History: Oscar Micheaux, His Silent Films, and His Audiences, Alison McMahan, 26:4, 89-90
Boyle, Deirdre, Video Classics: A Guide to Video Art and Documentary Tapes, Dan Georgakas, 15:1, 55
Brando, Marlon with Robert Lindsey, Brando: Songs My Mother Taught Me, James Naremore, 21:1-2, 92-94
Braudy, Leo, The World in a Frame—What We See in Films, Robert Silberman, 8:3, 56-57
Brecht, Bertolt, Sur le Cinéma, Julia Lesage, 5:2, 34-37
Brenez, Nicole, Abel Ferrarra, Steve Erickson, 33:3, 79-80
Bright, John, Worms in the Winecup: A Memoir, Paul Buhle, 28:3, 58-59
Brode, Douglas, Shakespeare in the Movies: From the Silent Era to Shakespeare in Love, Courtney Lehmann, 26:1, 62-66
Brody, Richard, Everything is Cinema: The Working Life of Jean-Luc Godard, David Sterritt, 34:1, 72-73
Bromley, Carl, ed., Cinema Nation: The Best Writing on Film From The Nation, 1913-2000, Phillip Lopate, 26:3, 58-59
Bronner, Stephen Eric and Douglas Kellner, eds., Passion and Rebellion: The Expressionist Heritage, John D. Barlow, 13:3, 54-55
Brown, Royal S., Film Musings: A Selected Anthology from Fanfare Magazine, Claudia Gorbman, 33:3, 81-82
Brownlow, Kevin & John Kobal, Hollywood: The Pioneers, Martin A. Jackson, 10:3, 41-42
Brunette, Peter, Roberto Rossellini, Giuliana Bruno, 16:3, 61
Bruno, Giuliana and Maria Nadotti, ed., Offscreen: Woman and Film in Italy, Angela Dalle-Vacche, 17:3, 59 & 64
Brunsdon, Charlotte, Films for Women, Lynne Jackson, 15:3, 53-54
Buchsbaum, Jonathan: Cinema and the Sandinistas: Filmmaking in Revolutionary Nicaragua: 1979-1990, Ana M. Lopez, 29:3, 63-64
—————, Cinéma Engagé: Film in the Popular Front, Alan Williams, 17:3, 58-59
Buford, Kate, Burt Lancaster: An American Life, Patrick McGilligan, 25:4, 57-58
Buhle, Paul and Dave Wagner, A Very Dangerous Citizen: Abraham Lincoln Polonsky and the Hollywood Left, James Naremore, 26:4, 84-85
—————, Hide in Plain Sight: The Hollywood Blacklistees in Film and Television 1950-2002, Ron Simon, 29:2, 84-85
Buhler, Stephen M., Shakespeare in the Cinema, Kenneth Rothwell, 28.1, 52-54
Bullert, B.J., Public Television, Politics & the Battle Over Documentary Film, Marco Calavita, 23:4, 59-60
Buñuel, Luis, An Unspeakable Betrayal: Selected Writings of Luis Buñuel, Randall Conrad, 25:4, 60-61
—————, My Last Sigh: The Autobiography of Luis Buñuel, Jay Leyda, 13:3, 53-54
Burder, I., The Technique of Editing l6mm Films, Gary Crowdus, 2:1, 26
Burgoyne, Robert, Film Nation: Hollywood Looks at U.S. History, Christopher Sharrett, 24:1, 92
Burnett, Mark Thornton and Ramona Wray, eds., Shakespeare, Film, Fin de Siècle, Courtney Lehmann, 26:1, 62-66
Burns, E. Bradford, Latin American Cinema Film and History, Julianne Burton, 6:4, 48
Burt, Richard, ed., Shakespeare After Mass Media, Kenneth Rothwell, 28:1, 52-54.
Burton, Julianne, ed., Cinema and Social Change in Latin America: Conversations with Filmmakers, Dennis West, 16:1-2, 82-83
Butters, Gerald R, Jr., Banned in Kansas: Motion Picture Censorship, 1915-1966, Doug Dibbern, 33:2, 76-78
Cacoulidis, Cleo, Cinema of Outsiders: The Rise of American Independent Film, 25:2, 67-68
Cagin, Seth and Dray Philip, Hollywood Films of the Seventies: Sex, Drugs, Violence, Rock ’n’ Roll & Politics, Kathy Sharpe, 14:1, 58
Callow, Simon, Orson Welles: Volume 2: Hello Americans, Jonathan Rosenbaum, 31.4, 88-89.
Cameron, Ian, ed., The Book of Film Noir, Cohn McArthur, 20:4, 56-57
—————,The Films of Jean-Luc Godard, Calvin Green, 4:1, 29-30
Campbell, Russell, Marked Women: Prostitutes and Prostitution in the Cinema, Richard Porton, 32:2, 86-88
Carnes, Mark C., Past Imperfect: History According to the Movies, Robert Sklar, 22:1, 57-58
Carney, Ray with Leonard Quart, The Films of Mike Leigh: Embracing the World, John Hill, 26:2, 57-58 & 47
Carney, Ray, Cassavetes on Cassavetes, Jonathan Rosenbaum, 27:1, 52-56
—————, John Cassavetes: The Adventure of Insecurity, Jonathan Rosenbaum, 27:1, 52-56
—————, Shadows, Jonathan Rosenbaum, 27:1, 52-56
—————, The Films of John Cassavetes, Jonathan Rosenbaum, 27:1, 52-56
Carr, Steven, Hollywood and Anti-Semitism: A Cultural History Up to World War II, Art Simon, 27:4, 59-60
Carroll, Brendan G., The Last Prodigy: A Biography of Erich Wolfgang Korngold, Royal S. Brown, 23:3, 50
Cartmell, Deborah, Interpreting Shakespeare on Screen, Courtney Lehmann, 26:1, 62-66
Caute, David, Joseph Losey, A Revenge on Life, Brian Neve, 21:3, 60
Ceplair, Larry & Steven Englund, The Inquisition in Hollywood, Robert Sklar, 10:4, 41-42
Chadwick, Bruce, The Reel Civil War, Gary W. Gallagher, 27:2, 50-51
Chakravarty, Sumita, National Identity in Indian Popular Cinema, Parag Amladi, 21:4, 59
Cham, Mbye, Exiles: Essays on Caribbean Cinema, Dennis West, 21:4, 58-59
Chan, Anthony B., Perpetually Cool: The Many Lives of Anna May Wong, Richard James Havis, 30:1, 67-69
Chanan, Michael, The Cuban Image: Cinema and Cultural Politics in Cuba, Dennis West, 15:1, 50-51
—————, The Dream That Kicks: The Prehistory and Early Years of Cinema in Britain, Martin Jackson, 11:3, 46-47
—————, The Politics of Documentary, Melis Behill and Louise Spence, 34:1, 79-81
Charity, Tom, John Cassavetes: Lifeworks, Jonathan Rosenbaum, 27:1, 52-56
Chase, Donald, Filmmaking: The Collaborative Art, Dan Georgakas, 7:1, 43-44
Chion, Michel, Audio-Vision: Sound on Screen, Jonathan Rosenbaum, 21:1-2, 94-95
Christensen, Terry, Reel Politics: American Political Movies from Birth of a Nation to Platoon, Leonard Quart, 16:4, 60
Ciment, Michel and Kardish, Laurence, eds., Positif 50 Years: Selections from the French Film Journal, 28:2, 54-56
Ciment, Michel, Conversations with Losey, Leonard Quart, 16:1-2, 84-85
Cinemania (CD-ROM), Peter Bates, 20:4, 58-60
Cirino, Robert, Don’t Blame the People: How the News Media Use Bias, Distortion and Censorship to Manipulate Public Opinion, Gary Crowdus, 4:4, 34-35
Clarens, Carlos, Classics of Horror: An Illustrated History of the Horror Film, Timothy Bay, 1:2, 26-27
Coates, Paul, The Story of the Lost Reflection, Robert Stam, 15:1, 54
Cohan, Steve and Ina Rae Hark, Screening the Male: Exploring Masculinities in Hollywood Cinema, Pat Dowell, 22:3, 49-51
Cole, Lester, Hollywood Red: The Autobiography of Lester Cole, Lenny Ceplair, 12:2, 54-56
Collet, Jean, Jean-Luc Godard, An Investigation into His Films and Philosophy, Calvin Green, 4:1, 29-30
Complete Monty Python’s Flying Circus: All the Words, Lenny Rubenstein, 18:2, 60-61
Conrad, Peter, Orson Welles: The Stories of His Life, Sidney Gottlieb, 30.2, 66-68
Cook, Bruce, Dalton Trumbo, Peter Biskind, 8:1, 54
Cook, David A., Lost Illusions: American Cinema in the Shadow of Watergate and Vietnam, 1970-1979, Maria San Filippo, 28:2, 53-54
Cooper, David, Bernard Herrmann’s Vertigo, Royal S. Brown, 27:3, 57-58
Copjec, Joan, ed., Shades of Noir, Cohn McArthur, 20:4, 56-57
Cousins, Mark, The Story of Film: A Worldwide History from the Host of the BBC's Scene by Scene, Bill Krohn, 31:2, 80-81
Cowie, Peter: Revolution!: The Exposition of World Cinema in the Sixties, Steve Erickson, 30:1, 62-63
Coyne, Michael, Hollywood Goes to Washington: American Politics on Screen, John Fidler, 34:2, 91-92
Cripps, Thomas, Making Movies Black: The Hollywood Message Movie from World War II to the Civil Rights Era, James A. Miller, 20:4, 57-58
Crowdus, Gary, ed., The Political Companion to American Film, Colin McArthur, 21:3, 59
Curtis, James, W.C. Fields: A Biography, Robert Cashill, 28:4, 62-63
Custen, George F., Twentieth Century’s Fox: Darryl F. Zanuck and the Culture of Hollywood, John Belton, 23:3, 48
Cyr, Helen W., The Third World in Film and Video, 1984-1990, Dennis West, 18:4, 57
Dabashi, Hamid, Close Up, Rahul Hamid, 27:2, 53-54
Dalton, David, James Dean—The Mutant King, Timothy Bay, 6:4, 47
Daney, Serge, Postcards from the Cinema, Steve Erickson, 32:4, 68
Dardis, Tom, Keaton, The Man Who Wouldn’t Lie Down, R.A. Higgins, 10:1, 61-62
—————, Some Time in the Sun, Timothy Bay, 7:3, 45-46
Dave, Paul: Visions of England: Class and Culture in Contemporary Cinema, David Archibald, 32:1, 78-79
Davies, Philip and Brian Neve, eds., Cinema, Politics and Society in America, Gerald Dorset, 13:1, 49-50
Davis, Glyn, Superstar: The Karen Carpenter Story, Brain L. Frye, 34:4, 68-69
Davis, Natalie Zemon, Slaves on Screen: Film and Historical Vision, Robert Brent Toplin, 26:2, 56-57
Davis, Peter, In Darkest Hollywood: Exploring the Jungles of Cinema’s South Africa, Helen Kapstein, 23:1, 60
de Baecque, Antoine, & Serge Toubiana, Truffaut: A Biography, Gilberto Perez, 25:1, 55-56
de Beauvoir, Simone, Brigitte Bardot and the Lolita Syndrome, Renée Delforge, 5:3, 61-62
de la Colina, José and Tomàs Perez Turrent, Objects of Desire: Conversations with Luis Buñuel, Franklin Rosemont, 20:1, 56-57
de Lauretis, Teresa, Technologies of Gender: Essays on Theory, Film in Fiction, Karen Jaehne, 17:1, 42-44
Dean, Joan Fitzpatrick, Dancing at Lughnasa, Martin McLoone, 31:3, 75
Degand, Claude, Le Cinéma... Cette Industrie, Thomas H. Guback, 5:4, 57-58
Delmar, Rosalind, Joris Ivens: 50 Years of Filmmaking, Mitchell Abidor, 10:4, 43
Deming, Barbara, Running Away from Myself: A Dream Portrait of America Drawn from the Films of the 40s, Joan Mellen, 4:4, 30-31
Deschner, Donald, The Films of Spencer Tracy, Gary Crowdus, 2:3,19
Desser, David, Eros Plus Massacre: An Introduction to the Japanese New Wave Cinema, Catherine Russell, 16:4, 58-59
Diawara, Manthia, ed., Black American Cinema, James A. Miller, 20:4, 57-58
Dickens, Homer, The Films of Marlene Dietrich, Gary Crowdus, 2:1, 27-28
Dimendberg, Edward, Film Noir and the Spaces of Modernity, Adrian Martin, 30:2, 69-70
Dixon, Wheeler Winston, ed., Film Genre 2000, J. David Slocum, 26:2, 56-57
Dixon, Wheeler Winston, The Early Film Criticism of François Truffaut, Jonathan Rosenbaum, 20:2, 58-59
Dmytryk, Edward, Odd Man Out: A Memoir of the Hollywood Ten, Dan Georgakas, 22:2, 58-59
Doane, Mary Ann, The Desire to Desire: The Woman’s Film of the 1940s, Karen Jaehne. 16:1-2, 85 & 89
Doherty, Thomas, Cold War, Cool Medium: Television, McCarthyism, and American Culture, Ron Simon, 29:2, 84-85
—————, Hollywood's Censor: Joseph I. Breen and the Production Code Administration, Doug Dibbern, 33:2, 76-78
—————, Pre-Code Hollywood: Sex, Immorality, and Insurrection in American Cinema, 1930-1934, Thomas Schatz, 25:3, 56-57
—————, Projections of War: Hollywood, American Culture, and World War II, Robert Sklar, 21:3, 58
Dönmez-Colin, Gönül: Women, Islam, and Cinema, Tarek al-Ariss, 30.3, 82-83.
Doty, Alexander, Flaming Classics: Queering the Film Canon, Melissa Anderson, 25:4, 59-60
—————, Making Things Perfectly Queer: Interpreting Mass Culture, Michael Bronski, 21:1-2, 90-92
Drazin, Charles, The Finest Years: British Cinema of the 1940s, John Cunningham, 24:4, 54-55
Dunne, John Gregory, The Studio, Gary Crowdus, 3:1, 23
Dunne, Nathan, Tarkovsky, Louis Menashe, 34.2, 86-87
Dunne, Philip, Take Two: A Life in Movies and Politics, Peter Biskind, 11:2, 40-42
Durgnat, Raymond, A Mirror for England: British Movies from Austerity to Affluence, Calvin Green, 5:3, 59-60
—————, Jean Renoir, Cal Green, 7:2, 48
—————, Luis Buñuel, Gary Crowdus, 2:3, 18-19
Dyer, Richard, Gays and Film, Cobbett Steinberg, 8:4, 46-47
—————, Pastiche, Martha P. Nochimson, 33:1, 85-86
Edwards, Anne, Early Reagan, Richard Porton, 16:3. 59-61
Egoyan, Atom and Ian Balfour, Subtitles: On the Foreignness of Film, Roy Grundmann, 30:3, 79-80
Eisenstein, Sergei, Immoral Memories: An Autobiography, Vance Kepley. Jr., 13:4, 55
Eisner, Lotte H., The Haunted Screen, Lenny Rubenstein, 6:3, 40
Eliot, Marc, Walt Disney: Hollywood’s Dark Prince, Jon Lewis, 20:2, 57-58
Elley, Derek, The Epic Film: Myth and History, John Nangle, 14:2, 51-52
Ellison, Harlan, The Glass Teat, Noë Goldwasser, 3:4, 27 & 32
Erens, Patricia, The Jew in American Cinema, Thomas Cripps, 14:4, 56
Erens, Patricia, ed., Sexual Stratagems: The World of Women in Film, Deirdre Boyle, 11:4, 53-54
Eszterhas, Joe, Hollywood Animal: A Memoir, Mark Peranson, 29:4, 60-61
Essoe, Gabe, Tarzan of the Movies, Gary Crowdus, 2:3, 19
Evans, Peter William, ed., Spanish Cinema: The Auteurist Tradition, Dennis West, 26:3, 61 & 55
Evans, Peter Williams and Isabel Santaolalla, Luis Buñuel: New Readings, Bill Krohn, 30:1, 66-67
Everett, Anna, Returning the Gaze: A Genealogy of Black Film Criticism, 1909-1949, Clifford Thompson, 27:1, 59
Everson, William K., American Silent Film, Peter Pappas, 10:2, 46-48
Eyman, Scott, Ernst Lubitsch: Laughter in Paradise, Patrick McGilligan, 20:3, 68
—————, The Speed of Sound: Hollywood and the Talkie Revolution, Thomas Doherty, 23:3, 51-52
Falicov, Tamara L., The Cinematic Tango: Contemporary Argentine Film, Dennis West, 33:1, 86-87
Falkowska, Janina, Andrzej Wajda: History, Politics, and Nostalgia in Polish Cinema, Stuart Liebman, 34:1, 75-76
Farber, Manny, Negative Space: Manny Farber on the Movies, Jonathan Rosenbaum, 23:4, 58-59
Farley, Fidelma, The Other Eden, Martin McLoone, 31:3, 75
Faulkner, Christopher, The Social Cinema of Jean Renoir, Leger Grindon, 15:2, 53-54
Federation of Film Societies, Filmsurvey 2, Gary Crowdus, 2:1, 28
Feeney, Mark, Nixon at the Movies: A Book about Belief, Charles Meland, 30:4, 71-73
Feldman, Seth R., ed., Take Two, Sara McLennan, 14:2, 52-53
Feldman, Seth R., Dziga Vertov: A Guide to References and Resources, Jay Leyda, 12:1, 40-41
Fell, John, L., ed., Film Before Griffith, Anthony Slide, 14:2, 50-51
Ferro, Marc, Cinema and History, Signey Gottlieb, 17:2, 61
Finler, Joel, Stroheim, Gary Crowdus, 2:3, 18-19
Fireman, Judy, ed., TV Book: The Ultimate Television Book, James Monaco, 9:2, 53-54
Fofi, Goffredo, Il Cinema Italiano: Servi e Padroni, Maria Teresa Ravage, 5:3, 60-61
Foster, David William, Contemporary Argentine Cinema, Ann Marie Stock, 21:3, 61
Frayling, Christopher, Spaghetti Westerns: Cowboys and Europeans from Karl May to Sergio Leone, Gary Crowdus, 11:3, 44-46
Frederiksen, H. Allan, Community Access Video, Tom Brom, 5:2, 33-34
Friar, Ralph and Natasha, The Only Good Indian: The Hollywood Gospel, Dan Georgakas, 6:1 50-51
Friedman, Lester D., ed., Fires Were Started: British Cinema and Thatcherism, Wheeler Winston Dixon, 20:1, 51
Friedman, Lester D, Citizen Spielberg, Joseph McBride, 32.2, 80-82
Fuchs, Daniel, The Golden West: Hollywood Stories, Leonard Quart, 31.2, 81-82
Fujiwara, Chris, Defining Moments in Movies: the Greatest Films, Stars, Scenes, Events That Made Movie Magic, Bill Krohn, 33:4, 70-72
—————,The World and It's Double: The Life and Work of Otto Preminger, Jonathan Rosenbaum, 33:3, 74-75
Fulbright, Senator J.W., The Pentagon Propaganda Machine, Ruth McCormick, 4:3, 46-47
Fuller, Samuel, A Third Face: My Tale of Writing, Fighting and Filmmaking, Bill Krohn, 28:3, 55-56
Gabbard, Krin, Jammin’ at the Margins: Jazz and the American Cinema, David Segal, 22:4, 67 & 49
Gabler, Neal, Walt Disney: The Triumph of the American Imagination, Jonathan Rosenbaum, 32:3, 90-91
Gallagher, Tag, The Adventures of Roberto Rossellini, Peter Bondanella, 24:2-3, 90-91
Garis, Robert, The Films of Orson Welles, Sidney Gottlieb, 30:2, 66-68
Geist, Kathe, The Cinema of Wim Wenders, Ann Harris, 16:4, 61
Gever, Martha & John Greyson & Pratibha Parmar, Queer Looks: Perspectives on Lesbian and Gay Film and Video, Michael Bronski, 21:1-2, 90-92
Gibbons, Luke, The Quiet Man, Martin McLoone, 31:3. 75
Gilbey, Ryan, It Don’t Worry Me: The Revolutionary American Films of the Seventies, George Rafael, 29:1, 82-85
Gilliam, Dorothy Butler, Paul Robeson, All American, Cedric Belfrage, 9:1, 49-50
Gilson, René, Jean Cocteau, Gary Crowdus, 2:4, 22
Giovacchini, Saverio, Hollywood Modernism, Paula Rabinowitz, 27:2, 54-55
Gish, Lillian & Ann Pinchot, Lillian Gish: The Movies, Mr. Griffith and Me, Ernest D. Burns, 2:4, 21
Gitlin, Todd, Inside Prime Time, William Boddy, 13:4, 56-57
Gitlin, Todd, Media Unlimited: How the Torrent of Images and Sounds Overwhelms Our Lives, James Monaco, 28:3, 56-57
Gocic, Goran, The Cinema of Emir Kusturica: Notes from the Underground, Andrew Horton, 28:4, 65-66
Goldovskaya, Marina, Woman with a Movie Camera: My Life as a Russian Filmmaker, Louis Menashe, 32:4, 66
Gomez, Joseph A., Peter Watkins, James M. Welsh, 10:3, 43-44
Goodwin, Michael and Greil Marcus, Double Feature—Movies and Politics, Joan Mellen, 5:4, 56-57
Goulding, Daniel J., Liberated Cinema: The Yugoslav Experience, David Paul, 15:2, 51-52
Goulding, Daniel, J., ed., Post New Wave Cinema in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, Karen Jaehne, 17:3, 56-57
Grant, Barry Keith, Britton on Film: The Complete Film Criticism of Andrew Britton, Colin Fleming, 34:4, 67-68
Gray, Michael, Stills, Reels and Rushes: Ireland and the Irish in 20th Century Cinema, Harvey O’Brien, 25:4, 54-57
Green, J. Ronald, Straight Lick: The Cinema of Oscar Micheaux, Alison McMahan, 26:4, 89-90
Greenfield, Jeff, Television: The First Fifty Years, James Monaco, 9:4, 58-59
Gregory, W.A., The Director: A Guide to Modern Theater Practice, Gary Crowdus, 2:2, 18-19
Grindon, Leger, Shadows on the Past: Studies in the Historical Fiction Film, Tom Gunning, 21:4, 57- 58
Grundmann, Roy, Andy Warhol’s Blow Job, Michael O’Pray, 29:1, 86-87
Guarner, Jose Luis, Roberto Rossellini, Calvin Green, 5:2, 38-39
Guback, Thomas H., The International Film Industry—Western Europe and America Since 1945, Gary Crowdus, 5:1, 26-27
Guiles, Fred Lawrence, Hanging on in Paradise, Dan Georgakas, 7:1, 43-44
Gunning, Tom, The Films of Fritz Lang: Allegories of Vision and Modernity, Adrian Martin, 26:2, 54-55
Hames, Peter, The Czechoslovak New Wave, David Paul, 15:2, 51-52
Hamilton, Ian, Writers in Hollywood, 1915-1951, Larry Ceplair, 18:4, 53-55
Hampton, Howard, Born in Flames: Termite Dreams, Dialectical Fairy Tales and Pop Apocalypses, Adam Neyman, 32:4, 67
Hanson, Patricia King, exec. ed., The American Film Institute Catalog of Motion Pictures Produced in the United States: Feature Films, 1911-1920, Charles Musser, 17:3, 64
Hardy, Phil, Samuel Fuller, Calvin Green, 4:4, 32-33
Harmetz, Aljean, On the Road to Tara: The Making of Gone With the Wind, Adrienne L. McLean, 23:1, 58-59
Harper, Graeme and Rob Stone, The Unsilvered Screen: Surrealism on Film, David Archibald, 33:3, 76-77
Harrington, Michael, Towards a Democratic Left: A Radical Program for a New Majority, Elise Solomon, 3:2, 29-30
Harris, Mark, Picture at Revolution: Five Movies and the Birth of the New Hollywood, Thomas Doherty, 33:4, 72-74
Hart, Stephen M., A Companion to Latin American Film, Dennis West, 31:1, 77-79
Harvey, James, Romantic Comedy: In Hollywood, from Lubitsch to Sturges, Andrew Horton, 17:1, 44
Harvey, James, Movie Love in the Fifties, Gilberto Perez, 27:3, 52-53
Haskell, Molly, Frankly, My Dear: Gone with the Wind Revisited, John Fidler, 34:4, 64-65
—————, Holding My Own in No Man’s Land: Women and Men and Film and Feminists, Cynthia Lucia, 23:2, 53-54
Hatchuel, Sarah, A Companion to the Shakespearean Films of Kenneth Branagh, Courtney Lehmann, 26:1, 62-66
Havis, Richard James, City on Fire: Hong Kong Cinema, 25:2, 66-67
Hayes, Dade and Jonathan Bing, Open Wide: How Hollywood Box Office Became a National Obsession, Saul Austerlitz, 30:2, 71
Hedling, Erik, Lindsay Anderson, Brian Neve, 28:1, 60-61
Hellman, Lillian, Scoundrel Time, Peter Biskind, 7:3, 44
Hennebelle, Guy, Les Cinémas Africains en 1972, Avril Trajati, 5:3, 62
—————, Quinze Ans de Cinéma Mondial, Eric Breitbart, 7:1, 45-46
Herndon, Venable, James Dean—A Short Life, Timothy Bay, 6:4, 47
Herr, Cheryl, The Field, Martin McLoone, 31:3, 75
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Hewison, Robert, Monty Python, The Case Against, Lenny Rubenstein, 18:2, 60-61
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—————, Cinema and Northern Ireland: Film, Culture, and Politics, Oliver William Pattenden, 32:4, 69-70
Hillier, Jim, ed., Cahiers du Cinéma, The 1950s and Cahiers du Cinéma, 1960-1968, Robert Stam, 15:4, 54-56
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Hoberman, J., The Dream Life: Movies, Media, and the Mythology of the Sixties, Bill Krohn, 29:2, 82-83
—————, The Magic Hour: Film a Fin de Siècle, Steve Erickson, 28:4, 64-65
—————, The Red Atlantis: Communist Culture in the Absence of Communism, Louis Menashe, 25:1, 56-57
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—————, The Last Modernist: The Films of Theo Angelopoulos, Cleo Cacoulidis, 23:2, 55-56
—————,The Films of George Roy Hill, Karen Jaehne, 14:3, 57
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—————, The Emergence of Film Art, Gary Crowdus, 2:4, 23
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—————, The Alternating Eye: Contemporary International Cinema, Rob Silberman, 14:1, 54-55
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—————, Robert Altman: Jumping Off the Cliff, Leonard Quart, 18:1, 56
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Richards, Jeffrey, ed.,The Unknown 1930s: An Alternative History of the British Cinema, 1929-1939, John Cunningham, 24:4, 54-55
Richardson, Michael, Surrealism and Cinema, David Archibald, 33:3, 76-77
Richardson, Robert, Literature and Film, Noë Goldwasser, 3:3, 2
Riley, John: Dmitri Shostakovich: A Life in Film, Royal S. Brown, 30:4, 74
Robinson, David, Chaplin: His Life, and Art, Paul Elitzik, 14:4, 54-55
—————, The Great Funnies: A History of Film Comedy, Gary Crowdus, 3:1, 23-24
Robinson, Harlow, Russians in Hollywood, Hollywood's Russians: Biography of an Image, Louis Menashe, 33:4, 74-76
Robinson, W.R., Man and the Movies, Gary Crowdus, 2:4, 22-23
Rockett, Emer and Kevin Rockett, Neil Jordan: Exploring Boundaries, Martin McLoone, 31.3, 74-77
Rockett, Kevin and John Hill, National Cinema and Beyond, Martin McLoone, 31.3, 74-77
Rockett, Kevin, Irish Film Censorship, Martin McLoone, 31.3, 74-77
—————, Ten Years After: The Irish Film Board 1993-2003, Martin McLoone, 31:3, 74-77
Roddick, Nick, A New Deal in Entertainment: Warner Brothers in the 1930s, Robert Sklar, 13:2, 52-53
Roffman, Peter & Jim Purdy, The Hollywood Social Problem Film: Madness, Despair, and Politics from the Depression to the Fifties, Robert Sklar, 12:2, 52-53
Rogin, Michael Paul, Ronald Reagan, The Movie, Richard Porton, 16:3, 59-61
Rohdie, Sam, The Passion of Pier Paolo Pasolini, Maurizio Viano, 22:4, 65-66
Rohmer, Eric & Claude Chabrol, Hitchcock: The First Forty-Four Films, Lenny Rubenstein, 9:4, 57
Rosen, David with Peter Hamilton, Off Hollyood: The Making and Marketing of American Specialty Films, Susan Ryan, 16:4, 59
Rosenbaum, Jonathan, Discovering Orson Welles, Sidney Gottlieb, 33:2, 72-75
—————, Greed, Richard Koszarski, 20:3, 68-69
—————, Movie Wars: How Hollywood and the Media Conspire to Limit What Films We Can See, James Monaco, 26:4, 90-91
—————, Movies as Politics, Leonard Quart, 23:3, 53
—————, Moving Places: A Life at the Movies, Kent Jones, 22:1, 58-59
—————, Placing Movies: The Practice of Film Criticism, Kent Jones, 22:1, 58-59
Rosenbaum, Jonathan and Adrian Martin, Movie Mutations: The Changing Face of World Cinephilia, Jared Rapfogel, 30:1, 61-62
Rosenfelt, Deborah, Salt of the Earth: Screenplay by Michael Wilson, Peter Gessner, 9:1, 48-49
Rosenstone, Robert A., Visions of the Past: The Challenge of Film to Our Idea of History, Robert Sklar, 22:1, 57-58
—————, History on Film/Film on History, Louis Menashe, 32:2, 82-84
Rosenthal, Alan, The New Documentary in Action—A Casebook in Film Making, Bob Summers, 5:2, 39-40
Rosow, Eugene, Born to Lose: The Gangster Film in America, Colin McArthur, 9:3, 60-61
Rosten, Norman, Marilyn: An Untold Story, Dan Georgakas, 6:2, 57-58
Rothman, William, Documentary Film Classics, Gilberto Perez, 23:3, 49-50
Rothwell, Kenneth S., A History of Shakespeare on Screen: A Century of Film and Television, Courtney Lehmann, 26:1, 62-66
Roud, Richard, A Passion for Films: Henri Langlois and the Cinématheque Française, Robert Sklar, 14:2, 52
—————,Godard, Calvin Green, 4:1, 29-30
Rubenstein, Lenny, The Great Spy Films, Dan Georgakas, 10:2, 48-49
Rumble, Patrick, Allegories of Contamination: Pier Paolo Pasolini’s Trilogy of Life, Maurizo Viano, 22:4, 65-66
Ruoff, Jeffrey, An American Family: A Televised Life, Susan Ryan, 29:4, 66-67
Russell, Catherine, The Cinema of Naruse Mikio: Women and Japanese Modernity, Chris Fujiwara, 34:3, 66-67
Russo, Vito, The Celluloid Closet: Homosexuality in the Movies, Edward Guthmann, 12:2, 50-52
Ryan, Michael and Douglas Kellner, Camera Politica, The Politics and Ideology of Contemporary Hollywood Film, Peter Steven, 17:2, 60
Sadler, Darlene, Nelson Pereira dos Santos, Dennis West, 31:1, 77-79
Salachas, Gilbert, Federico Fellini, Gary Crowdus, 2:4, 22
Salti, Rasha: Insights Into Syrian Cinema: Essays and Conversations with Contemporary Filmmakers, Viola Shafik, 32:3, 94-95
Samuels, Stuart, Midnight Movies, Robert Edelman, 13:2, 53-54
Sanders, James, Celluloid Skyline, Leonard Quart, 27:2, 56-57
Sarris, Andrew, Politics and Cinema, Robert Silberman, 9:3, 58
Sato, Tadao, Currents in Japanese Cinema, Jay Leyda, 13:4, 55-56
Sayre, Nora, Running Time: Films of the Cold War, Larry Ceplair, 12:3, 48-49
Schickel, Richard, His Picture in the Papers: A Speculation on Celebrity in America Based on the Life of Douglas Fairbanks, Sr., Cal Green, 6:3
Schickel, Richard, Elia Kazan: A Biography, Dan Georgakas, 31:2, 73-74
Schiller, Herbert I., Mass Communications and American Empire, Ruth McCormick, 3:3, 22-24
Schnitman, Jorge A., Film Industries in Latin America: Dependency and Development, Dennis West, 14:4, 55
Schulte-Sasse, Linda, Entertaining the Third Reich: Illusions of Wholeness in Nazi Cinema, Robert Sklar, 23:3, 47
Schuster, Mel, The Contemporary Greek Cinema, Peter Pappas, 10:1, 60-61
Schwartz, Nancy Lynn, The Hollywood Writers’ Wars, Larry Ceplair, 12:3, 54-56
Schwartz, Ronald, Spanish Film Directors (1950–1985), Annette Insdorf, 15:1, 51-52
Sconce, Jeffrey, Sleaze Artists: Cinema at the Margins of Taste, Style and Politics, Adam Nayman, 33:3, 77-78
Seligman, Craig, Sontag & Kael: Opposites Attract Me, Scott Foundas, 30.1, 60-61
Sesonske, Alexander, Jean Renoir: The French Films, 1924–1939, Rob Edelman, 13:1, 49
Shadoian, Jack, Dreams and Dead Ends: The American Gangster/Crime Film, Colin McArthur, 9:3, 60-61
Shaheen, Jack G., ed., Nuclear War Films, Fred Kaplan, 9:3, 60
Shamberg, Michael, Guerrilla Television, Tom Brom, 5:2, 33-34
Shandler, Jeffrey and Hoberman, J., Entertaining America: Jews, Movies and Broadcasting, Art Simon, 28:4, 66-67
Sharp, Jasper, Behind the Pink Curtain: The Complete History of Japanese Sex Cinema, Virginie Sélavy, 34:3, 67-68
Sharrett, Christopher, ed., Mythologies of Violence in Postmodern Media, Kevin Mattson, 26:1, 69
Shary, Timothy: Generation Multiplex: The Image of Youth in Contemporary American Cinema, Timothy Doherty, 28:2, 56-57
Shaughnessy, Robert, ed., Shakespeare on Film, Courtney Lehmann, 26:1, 62-66
Sheeran, Patrick F., The Informer, Martin McLoone, 31:3, 75
Shindler, Colin, Hollywood Goes to War: Films and American Society 1939-1952, Lenny Rubenstein. 10:2, 49-50
Shohat, Ella and Robert Stam, Unthinking Eurocentricism: Multiculturalism and the Media, Ed Guerrero, 21:3, 60-61
Shohat, Ella, Israeli Cinema, East/West and the Politics of Representation, Dan Muggia, 18:1, 54-55
Siegel, Paul N., ed., Leon Trotsky on Literature and Art, Lenny Rubenstein, 4:3, 45-46
Sikov, Ed, On Sunset Boulevard: The Life and Times of Billy Wilder, John Belton, 24:4, 57-58
Silber, Irwin, ed., The Cultural Revolution: A Marxist Analysis, Bill Nichols, 4:4, 31-32
Silber, Irwin, ed., Voices of National Liberation, Jose Perea, 4:3, 45
Silverman, Kaja and Harun Farocki, Speaking about Godard, Jonathan Rosenbaum, 23:4, 58-59
Silverman, Stephen, David Lean, Gary Crowdus, 18:1, 55-56
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Sinclair, Andrew, John Ford, R. A. Higgins, 9:4, 55
Sinclair, Upton, Upton Sinclair Presents William Fox, Bob Summers, 5:1, 27-28
Sinker, Mark, If…, Richard Armstrong, 30:3, 83-84
Sitney, P. Adam, ed., Film Culture Reader, Marco Pinares, 4:3, 47-48
Sitney, P. Adam, Vital Crises in Italian Cinema: Iconography, Stylistics, Politics, Gilberto Perez, 21:4, 54-55
Sjöman, Vilgot, I Am Curious (Yellow), Gary Crowdus, 2:2, 18
Sjöman, Vilgot, I Was Curious: The Diary of the Making of a Film, Gary Crowdus, 2:3, 18
Sklar, Robert, Movie–Made America: How The Movies Changed American Life, Fred Kaplan, 7:2, 45-46
—————, Prime–Time America: Life on and Behind the Television Screen, James Monaco, 11:2, 45
Slide, Anthony, ed., Filmfront, Robert Sklar, 16:1-2, 83-84
Slide, Anthony, American Racist: The Life and Films of Thomas Dixon, Patrick McGilligan, 30:2, 71-72
Sloan, Kay, The Loud Silents: Origins of the Social Problem Film, Ben Singer, 17:2, 60-61
Slocum, J. David, “Bold! Daring! Shocking! True!”: A History of Exploitation Films, 1919-1959, 25:2, 66
Slotkin, Richard, Gunfighter Nation: The Myth of the Frontier in Twentieth-Century America, Pat Dowell, 20:3, 65-67
Small, William, To Kill a Messenger: Television News and the Real World, Tom Brom, 4:3, 42-43
Smith, Mona Z., Becoming Something: The Story of Canada Lee, Patrick McGilligan, 30:4, 73-74
Snyder, Stephen, Paolo Pasolini, Raymond Durgnat, 11:2, 42-43
Solinas, Piernico, ed., Gillo Pontecorvo’s The Battle of Algiers, Gary Crowdus, 6:2 58
Solomon, Maynard, Marxism and Art—Essays Classic and Contemporary, Gary Crowdus, 6:4 48-49
Sontag, Susan, Styles of Radical Will, Gary Crowdus, 3:1, 22-23
Sorlin, Pierre, The Film in History, Larry Ceplair, 13:1, 50
Souto, H. Mario Raimondo, The Technique of the Motion Picture Camera, Gary Crowdus, 2:2, 19
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Stam, Robert and Alessandra Raengo, eds. Literature and Film: A Guide to Theory and Practice of Film Adaptation, James Naremore, 31:1, 75-76
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Stam, Robert, Literature through Film: Realism and the Art of Adaptation, James Naremore, 31.1, 75-76
Stam, Robert, Reflexivity in Film and Literature: From Don Quixote to Jean-Luc Godard, John Belton, 15:3, 53
Stanfield, Peter, Body and Soul: Jazz and Blues in American Film 1927-1963, David Segal, 31:3, 79-81
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Stein, Ben, The View from Sunset Boulevard: America as Brought to You by the People Who Make Television, James Monaco, 9:4, 58-59
Stempel, Tom, American Audiences on Movies and Moviegoing, Marco Calavita, 27:3, 56-57
Stempel, Tom, Framework: A History of Screenwriting in the American Film, Andrew Horton, 17:2, 59-60
Sterritt, David, The Films of Jean–Luc Godard: Seeing the Invisible, Adrian Martin, 25:4, 58-59
—————, Guiltless Pleasures: A David Sterritt Film Reader, James Monaco, 31:3, 78-79.
Steven, Peter, ed., Jump Cut: Hollywood, Politics, and Counter Cinema, Colin McArthur, 15:2, 55
Stone, Judy, Eye on the World: Conversations with International Filmmakers, Cleo Cacoulidis, 23:3, 52-53
Street, Sarah, British National Cinema, John Cunningham, 24:4, 54-55
Sturges, Sandy, ed., Preston Sturges by Preston Sturges: His Life in His Words, Andrew Horton, 18:2, 58-59
Suarez, Juan A., Bike Boys, Drag Queens, and Superstars: Avant-Garde, Mass Culture, and Gay Identities in 1960s Underground Cinema, Roy Grundmann, 22:3, 54
Suid, Lawrence H., Guts & Glory: Great American War Movies, Lenny Rubenstein, 9:2, 54-55
Sutton, Paul, ed., Camera, Brian Neve, 28:1, 60-61
Swindell, Larry, Body and Soul: The Story of John Garfield, Dan Georgakas, 7:1, 43-44
Tate, Charles, Cable Television in the Cities, Tom Brom, 5:3, 63
Taylor, Gregg, Artists in the Audience: Cults, Camp, and American Film Criticism, David Sterritt, 25:3, 57-59
Taylor, John Russell, Hitch: The Life and Times of Alfred Hitchcock, Lenny Rubenstein, 9-4, 57
Thomas, Nicholas, ed., International Dictionary of Films and Filmmakers, Second Edition, Gary Crowdus, 18:2, 61-53
Thompson, David & Ian Christie, eds.,Scorsese on Scorsese, Leonard Quart, 18:3, 61
Toeplitz, Jerry, Hollywood and After, Fred Kaplan, 7:1, 45
Tomaselli, Keyan, The Cinema of Apartheid: Race and Class in South African Film, Sam Hamod, 18:3, 60-61
Tompkins, Jane, West of Everything: The Inner Life of Westerns, Pat Dowell, 20:3, 65-67
Toplin, Robert Brent, Michael Moore’s Fahrenheit 9/11: How One Divided a Nation, Adam Nayman, 32:2, 85-86
Trimborn, Jürgen, Leni Riefenstahl: A Life, Barton Byg, 33:1, 81-83
Trojan, Judith & Nadine Covert, 16 mm Distribution, Ray Fischer, 9:1, 50-52
Tupitsyn, Margarita with Malevich, Kazimir and Tupitsyn, Victor: Malevich and Film, Stuart Liebman, 29:3, 60-63
Twitchell, James B., Dreadful Pleasures: An Anatomy of Modern Horror, Lenny Rubenstein, 14:4, 56
Ukadike, Nwachukwu Frank, Black African Cinema, Ed Guerrero, 22:3, 56
Valleau, Marjorie A., The Spanish Civil War in American and European Films, Larry Ceplair, 13:1, 50
Vasquez, Adolpho Sanchez, Art and Society: Essays in Marxist Aesthetics, Gary Crowdus, 6:4 48
Vasudev, Aruna & Phillipe Lenglet, Indian Cinema Superbazaar, Robert Lucky, 15:3, 55
Vaz, Mark Cotta, Living Dangerously: The Adventures of Merian C. Cooper, Thomas Dougherty, 31:1, 72-73
Verhoeff, Nanna, The West in Early Cinema: After the Beginning, Colin Fleming, 32:1, 79-80
Vieira, Mark A., Sin in Soft Focus: Pre-Code Hollywood, Thomas Schatz, 25:3, 56-57
Viertel, Peter, Dangerous Friends: At Large with Huston and Hemingway in the Fifties, Patrick McGilligan, 20:1, 59
Vogel, Amos, Film as a Subversive Art, Gary Crowdus, 6:4, 47-48
Walker, Alexander, Sex in the Movies, Gary Crowdus, 2:4, 23
Wallace, Michele, Black Popular Culture, James A. Miller, 20:4, 57-58
Walsh, Andrea S., Women’s Film and Female Experience, 1948-1950, Susan Ohmer, 15:1, 52-53
Walsh, Frank, Sin and Censorship: The Catholic Church and the Motion Picture Industry, Thomas Doherty, 22:3, 52-54
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—————, Hard to Imagine: Gay Male Eroticism in Photography and Film from Their Beginnings to Stonewall, Roy Grundmann, 23:2, 56-58
Weinberg, Herman G., Josef von Sternberg, Gary Crowdus, 1:4, 24
—————, The Lubitsch Touch, Gary Crowdus, 2:3, 19
—————, Saint Cinema: Writings on Film, 1929-1970 (2nd revised Edition), Burns Raushenbush, 12:1, 39-40
Weiss, Andrea, Vampires and Violets: Lesbians in Films, Michael Bronski, 21:1-2, 90-92
Welsh, David, Propaganda and the German Cinema 1933-1945, Lenny Rubenstein, 14:2, 50
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—————, Playing the Race Card: Melodrama of Black and White from Uncle Tom to O.J. Simpson, Thomas Cripps, 27:4, 56-57
—————, Porn Studies, Annalee Newitz, 30:3, 78-79
—————, Screening Sex, Michael Bronski, 34:3, 70-71
Wills, Garry, Reagan’s America: Innocents at Home, Richard Porton, 16:3, 59-61
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Winn, Marie, The Plug-In Drug, James Monaco, 9:2, 53-54
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—————, Signs and Meaning in the Cinema, A.D. Malmfelt, 3:2, 27-29
Wollen, Roger, Derek Jarman: A Portrait, Justin Wyatt, 23:2, 52-53
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—————, Personal Views: Explorations in Film, Leonard Quart, 10:4, 42-43
Woroszylskl, Wiktor, The Life of Mayakovsky, Dan Georgakas, 5:1, 25-26
Yacowar, Maurice, Hitchcock’s British Films, Lenny Rubenstein, 9:4, 57
—————, Tennessee Williams and Film, Gil Muller, 8:3, 57-58
Yoshimoto, Mitsuhiro, Kurosawa: Film Studies and Japanese Cinema, Catherine Russell, 26:2, 53-54
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Zhen, Zhang, An Amorous History of the Silver Screen: Shanghai Cinema, 1867-1937, Shelly Kraicer, 31:4, 91-92
Zheutlin, Barbara & David Talbot, Creative Differences: Profiles of Hollywood Dissidents, Robert Sklar, 9:3, 59-60
Zimmer, Christian, Cinéma et Politique, Renée Delforge, 7:3, 46
Zito, Stephen & Kenneth Turan, Sinema: American Pornographic Films and the People Who Make Them, Dan Georgakas, 6:4, 13-15
Zsuffa, Joseph, Bela Balazs: The Man and the Artist, Charles Musser, 16:4, 57-58
Cineaste,Vol.XXXV No.3 2010
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Tony Pipolo said...
The one omission I noted for publications by Tony Pipolo is the book review of Yuri Tsivian's Ivan the Terrible, which was in the Winter Issue of 2002-03.
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Tony
Wed April 28, 2010 at 12:43 PM