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Journal Contents vols 7-8

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7:1 (2007)

  • 5-17 Libby Saxton, Secrets and revelations: off-screen space in Michael Haneke's Caché (2005)
  • 19-30 Kate Taylor, Infection, postcolonialism and somatechnics in Claire Denis's Trouble Every Day (2002)
  • 31-42 Joseph Mai, 'New(er) stories': narration and de-figuration in Robert Bresson's Mouchette (1967)
  • 43-55 John Orr, Out of noir: Seberg-Preminger-Godard-Garrel
  • 57-68 Vinay Swamy, Marivaux in the suburbs: reframing language in Kechiche’s L’Esquive (2003)

7:2 (2007)

  • 79-91 Will Higbee, Beyond the (trans-)national: towards a cinema of transvergence in post-colonial and diasporic Francophone cinema(s)
  • 93-106 William Brown, Sabotage or espionage? Transvergence in the works of Luc Besson
  • 107-117 Michael Goddard, East-West European Superpositions as Transvergent Cinema: Greg Zglinski’s Tout un hiver sans feu (2005)
  • 119-129 Florence Martin, Transvergence and cultural detours: Nadia El Fani’s Bedwin Hacker (2002)
  • 131-141 Giuseppina Mecchia, The Children Are Still Watching Us, Caché/Hidden in the Folds of Time
  • 143-155 Nick Rees-Roberts,, Down and Out: Immigrant Poverty and Queer Sexuality in Sébastien Lifshitz’s Wild Side (2004)
  • 157-168 Todd W.Reeser, Transsexuality and the Disruption of Time in Sébastien Lifshitz’s Wild Side

7:3 (2007)

  • 179-189 Julia Dobson, Jacques Audiard and the Filial Challenge
  • 191-205 Julianne Pidduck, A Cinema of Collisions: Patrice Chéreau and the Homosocial
  • 207-218 Fiona Handyside, Melodrama and Ethics in François Ozon’s Gouttes d’eau sur pierres brûlantes/Water Drops on Burning Rocks
  • 219-230 Joe Hardwick, Fallen Angels and Flawed Saviours: Marginality and Exclusion in La Vie de Jésus and La Vie rêvée des anges
  • 231-241 Joseph McGonagle, The End of an Era: Marseilles at the Millennium in Robert Guédiguian’s La Ville est tranquille (2001)
  • 243-258 John Savage, L’Amour Fou: Nationalism, Patriarchy and the Nuptial Farce in L’Âge d’or and Un chapeau de paille d’Italie
 


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