
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 8
Note: Movie: A Journal of Film Criticism is moving to a rolling publication model, meaning that further submissions will be accepted and continue to be published throughout the year.
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Articles
Moments Apart
James Walters
Inarticulate lives: a reading of the opening to Terence Davies’ The Long Day Closes
Benedict Morrison
Fold upon fold: figurative logics and critical priorities in Nicole Brenez’s work on Abel Ferarra
Dominic Lash
Manhattan Melodrama (W.S. Van Dyke, 1934)
Michael Walker
Badness: an issue in the aesthetics of film
V. F. Perkins (edited by Andrew Klevan)
Interviews
Introduction
John Gibbs
Ian Cameron
(24 July 1996)
V. F. Perkins
(22 May 1997)
Charles Barr
(19 June 1997)
Alan Lovell
(13 April 1999)
Audiovisual essays
'Say, have you seen the Carioca?’ An experiment in non‐linear, non‐hierarchical approaches to film history
By John Gibbs (author's statement here.)
Three Video Essays on Lighting and Time
By Patrick Keating (author's statement here.)
This issue coordinated by Andrew Klevan and Douglas Pye, and designed by Martha Macri.
