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Keyword : Film Style
1.

Relying on secondary sources and an in-depth formal analysis, author Richard Wallace takes a plunge into defining the ineffable: the Lubitsch Touch.

2.

A review essay of Sam Rohdie's recent book on the art of editing.

3.

An analysis of Terence Malick's phenomenological-influenced approach to cinematic objects, an approach which expands our conception of 'film realism' and certain formal codes of film language (like point of view).

4.

A structural analysis of film noir openings. Part 2.

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A structural analysis of film noir openings. Part 1.

6.

A comparative analysis between the styles of Robert Bresson and Sergio Leone.

7.

An analysis of how cinematic 'space' can include geographical, physical properties of city landscapes, with a special emphasis on how Los Angeles informs the meaning of Fight Club and Collateral, and Athens in Delivery.

8.

A report on the 2006 installment of the Vancouver International Film Festival, sorting out what author Archibald feels is the ossification of a common arthouse aesthetic.

9.

An exploration of the wild and diverse world of internet cinema, including films made specifically for the internet and those which find a second home (and wind) on the WWW.

10.

Professor Paul Salmon reviews the Criterion Collection release of Powell and Pressburger's influential cinematic opera piece, The Tales of Hoffman.

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An analysis of how Jane Campion negotiates the conventions of the sex-noir thriller with more auteurist designs exploring female sexual desire and 'art film' aesthetics.

12.

A theoretical analysis of the value of Gus Van Sant's Psycho.

13.

A report on La Cinémathèque's major retrospective of the works of Malaysian-born Taiwanese director Tsai Ming-liang.

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An analysis of Sontag's infamous later essay lamenting the death of cinephilia.

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Re-evaluation of Sontag's seminal essay “Against Interpretation”.

16.

An intriguing look back at the on-set experiences of Jonathan Hourigan.

17.

A shot by shot, scene by scene breakdown of Pickpocket.

18.

A demonstration of the critical value of statistical analysis.

19.

The future finally looks bright for Bresson DVD enthusiasts. Burnett examines the follow-up Criterion Bresson release.

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Bresson's inimitable filmmaking style has its echo in his writing style.


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