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Pioneers since 1974, analyzing media in relation to class, race, and gender. JUMP CUT 51. Special sections: imagining and documenting torture; television; ...
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A popular-academic hybrid of movie analysis, history, and commentary. Written by curdled critics and excitable academics.
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Articles by leading critics and scholars, an international calendar, and a guide to online research resources. ... by Chris Fujiwara posted July 10, 2009 Go to ...
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Scholarly-minded media journal that analyzes film and other visual mediums within a socio-political context.
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Contributions are welcomed from both non-members and members of FIPRESCI. ... According to Aaron Gerow, "Retrospectives should ideally be opportunities not ...
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Quarterly DVD magazine of unseen things. From McSweeney's.
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Official site for the American Film Institute (AFI), the national arts organization dedicated to preserving the heritage of film and television, identifying and training new talent, and increasing the recognition of the moving image as an art form.
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