MOVIE: A Journal of Film Criticism
Movie: A Journal of Film Criticism is the successor to Movie, the print journal that was edited, designed and published by the late Ian A. Cameron from 1962 to 2000.
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Issue 12
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Articles
A ‘Wounded Cinema’: Failed Utopias, Décor Leitmotifs, and the Homo Minnellianus
Joana Jacob Ramalho
In search of a film’s character
Alex Clayton and Andrew Klevan
Characterising Rabid
Andrew Klevan
Encapsulating L’Atalante
Alex Clayton
Audiovisual Essays
Moments of Integration: A Close Analysis of Odds Against Tomorrow
Henry Rownd (author's statement)
Teaching the Audiovisual Essay
Introduction
Tracy Cox-Stanton
Make it Real
Lého Galibert-Laîné
Finding Your Voice
Allison de Fren
Videographic Experimentation as Theme and Medium
Shane Denson
A Fully-fledged Essay
John Gibbs
Encoding a Visual Argument: 9 Film Frames
Steve F. Anderson
Audiovisual Approaches and the Archive
A Tale of Two Desktops: The First Czech Films in Parallel Worlds
Jiří Anger, Veronika Hanáková, Jiří Žák (author's statement)
Making Fiction Flow
Melanie Bell & Catherine Grant (author's statement)
The Holes We Left Behind
Jacob Smith (author's statement)
The V. F. Perkins Dossier
Understanding and Judging (Horror) Movies
Pete Falconer (author's statement)
Student Essays
The poetics of auto-mobility in Ryūsuke Hamaguchi’s Drive My Car
Lydia Maria Makrides
This issue coordinated by Alex Clayton and Andrew Klevan and designed by Emma Woolldridge and Zaynab Farooque. "Teaching the Audiovisual Essay" was edited by Tracy Cox-Stanton; "Audiovisual Approaches and the Archive" is coordinated by John Gibbs.
ISSN 2047-1661
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