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Hunter Vaughan interweaves phenomenology and semiotics to analyze cinema's ability to challenge conventional modes of thought. Merging Maurice Merleau-Ponty's phenomenology of perception with Gilles Deleuze's image-philosophy, Vaughan... more
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      Critical TheoryIntellectual HistoryCultural HistoryFilm Theory and Practice
À l’heure du vieillissement démographique, des débats récurrents sur l’âge de départ en retraite et du papy boom, les stars sont un des vecteurs d’une nouvelle visibilité du vieillissement, dont les images, qui étaient jusqu’il y a peu... more
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      Film StudiesFrench CinemaPopular CultureAging
Cineaste, Volume XLII, Issue 3 (2017), 38-42.
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      French CinemaCinemaFrench banlieuesWomen's cinema
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      French CinemaLa Règle du jeu
Focusing on two films by Jean-Luc Godard that feature the work of the Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish, this essay analyzes the rhetorical effects of Godard’s choice to subtitle, translate, or speak over Arabic speech and highlights... more
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      Arabic LiteratureFrench CinemaIsrael/PalestineSubtitling
This is a sample of the Robert Bresson bibliography I prepared for Oxford University Press.
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      French CinemaAuteur TheoryAuteur StudiesRobert Bresson
My article in Marathi on the seminal French film Rules of the Game (1939) by Jean Renoir
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      HistoryFrench CinemaCinema
Paderborn: Wilhelm Fink Verlag 2019. Through filmic modelling of the adolescents’ perspective and experience, along with the topological confgurations of the plot, this study tries to understand the crucial role that... more
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      French CinemaCinematic SpaceNouvelle VagueYuri Lotman
Au début du XXIe siècle, en France, il est des images filmées dont l'État interdit l'accès à une catégorie du public, les mineurs, parce que leurs effets sont jugés dangereux : ce sont des images d'actes sexuels, des images d'actes... more
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      CensorshipFrench CinemaHistory of SexualitySociology of Cinema
And to Melville, the fate of the gangster-movie hero is inseparable from his style or his morality: it's part of the form he occupies, just as his Cadillac and his chivalrous manners are. A man has no choice; if he's in a gangster... more
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      French CinemaJean-Pierre MelvilleCinema StudiesAuteurism
The real and beyond in Alain Resnais and Federico Fellini: from origins to the years of the dream Thèse dirigée par Didier COUREAU, UGA préparée au sein du Laboratoire UMR 5316 Litt&Arts (Arts & Pratiques du Texte, de l'Image, de l'Ecran... more
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      French CinemaItalian CinemaCinema StudiesAlain Resnais
Contemporary movie consumers’ practices in France are characterized by the « de-professionalization » of cinematographic expertise and the recognition of the previously ignored « cinephilia » of common moviegoers. The institutional model... more
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      Film StudiesFrench CinemaAudience and Reception StudiesCinephilia
A review of Godard on Godard, ed. Jean Narboni and Tom Milne, and Focus on Godard, ed. Royal S. Brown.
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      Film StudiesFrench Cinema
Les novellisations des magazines spécialisés forment le continent oublié de l’histoire culturelle du cinéma, malgré la précocité avec laquelle ce type de presse à grand tirage s’est tourné vers les adaptations romancées de films,... more
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      Gender StudiesMedia StudiesFilm StudiesFrench Cinema
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      Film StudiesFrench CinemaFilm HistoryNouvelle Vague
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      HistoryNeuroscienceMedia SociologyPsychology
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      French CinemaFilm PolicyFrench film industryFilm funding schemes
This article compares two cinematic representations of barge life: the uplifting Poetic Realism of Jean Vigo's L'Atalante (1934) and the Existential dreariness of David Mackenzie's Young Adam (2003), adapted from the Scottish Beat novel... more
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      French CinemaAlexander TrocchiBeat GenerationScottish Cinema
Resumo Este artigo propõe uma reflexão sobre A Dança dos Paroxismos (1929), de Jorge Brum do Canto (1910-1994), motivada por diversas pistas de interpretação lançadas nos intertítulos iniciais, designadamente a apresentação da obra como... more
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      Avant-Garde CinemaFilm StudiesFilm TheoryFrench Cinema
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      French CinemaAdaptation (Film Studies)Heritage filmJean-Pierre Jeunet
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      Media StudiesFrench CinemaRefugee StudiesSuicide
Acteur atypique, car l'un des plus laids de sa génération, Michel Simon n'en est pas moins devenu l'un des plus grands. Or, il acquiert ce statut en ayant rarement le " beau rôle " dans ses films. Il interprète essentiellement des... more
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      Film StudiesFrench CinemaFrench StudiesPopular Culture
based on salient points of queer theory, including mimetic desire, homosexual panic, the apparitional lesbian, the triangularity of desire and the figure of two-in-one. These theories are adapted and expanded to explain the bisexual and... more
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      French CinemaQueer TheoryGender and SexualitySymbiosis
Jean-Luc Godard a emprunté à la philosophie avant d'être à son tour objet d'études et de colloques. Il s'agit ici de considérer la cinématographie de Jean-Luc Godard comme discours philosophique propre et de comprendre son mode... more
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      French CinemaTelevision StudiesGilles DeleuzeJean-Luc Godard
Dans les rues embrumées du Havre industriel, Jean, déserteur de la Coloniale, erre en compagnie de son mal-être. Sa rencontre avec la belle Nelly, dans une cabane isolée aux allures de décor fantomatique, précipite son destin tragique.... more
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      Film StudiesFrench CinemaFilm AdaptationFilm Noir
Te study maps a unique theme of film history — the corpus of arthouse films produced by the pharmaceutical company Sandoz. Te Sandoz laboratories, founded in 1886, were the first to synthetize LSD and engaged in its research and production... more
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      Film StudiesFrench CinemaFilm HistoryPharmaceutics
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      Film StudiesFrench CinemaFilm HistoryFilm Aesthetics
An essay contrasting two primary female characters and their ultimate embodiment of the femme fatale role, Garance and Séverine, from two classic French films: Les Enfants du Paradis (1945) and La Bete Humaine (1938) respectively.
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      Film StudiesFrench CinemaFemme Fatale
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      Cultural StudiesGender StudiesReception StudiesFilm Studies
Antes de começar qualquer debate sobre o processo de significação que realmente produz sentido para nós, aqui no sul da América em um país chamado hoje "emergente", é interessante levarmos em conta que a noção de avanço não parece querer... more
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      French CinemaNational CinemasCinemaWorld Cinemas
Alice Guy fue pionera en la dirección y producción cinematográfica en los albores de la industria del cine y se convirtió en la fundadora del cine narrativo. Se rodeó de artistas, políticos y escritores, fue partidaria del voto femenino y... more
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      French CinemaWomen filmmakers
Traduzione dal saggio di Olivier Bohler et Céline Gailleurd
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      French CinemaCinemaFilm AestheticsJean-Luc Godard
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      Cultural HistoryCultural StudiesMedia and Cultural StudiesFilm Studies
Analyse de séquence : Cléo de 5 à 7 (Agnès Varda 1962)
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      Film StudiesFrench CinemaFilm Analysis
Gangsters, aviators, hard-boiled detectives, gunslingers, jazz and images of the American metropolis were all an inextricable part of the cultural landscape of interwar France. While the French 1930s have long been understood as... more
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      French LiteratureFrench CinemaFrench StudiesTransatlantic Literature
ReFocus: The Films of Rachid Bouchareb is the first book-length study of the internationally recognized director’s films. Bouchareb was one of France’s first filmmakers of North African descent and his career as a director and producer... more
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      French CinemaTransnational CinemaAlgeriaFrench and Francophone Studies
Essa é a primeira tradução em língua portuguesa de um conto de fadas escrito por Louis de Mailly (1657?-1724), mais conhecido pela alcunha de Chevalier de Mailly. Contemporâneo de Marie-Catherine d’Aulnoy (1650?-1705) e Charles Perrault... more
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      French LiteratureFolkloreFrench CinemaChildren's and Young Adult Literature
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      French CinemaJean Renoir
An article in Marathi about the French New Wave - how it came about and what its novelty was. Previously published in Roopwani, a journal about cinema by the Prabhat Film Society, Mumbai.
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      French CinemaModernityCinemaFrance
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      Intellectual HistoryFrench CinemaCold WarAmerican Cinema
Desde su aparición en 1971, 'El mundo visto' de Stanley Cavell ha marcado una pauta en los estudios sobre cine al elevarlo a la altura de la filosofía y ha supuesto un desafío para la propia filosofía de Cavell, enfrentada al escándalo... more
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      OntologyEthicsAvant-Garde CinemaFrench Cinema
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      Film StudiesFrench CinemaJean EpsteinCinema and Philosophy
film and architecture
cinema and architecture
film architecture
cinema architecture
architecture and film
architecture and cinema
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      History of Science and TechnologyVisual StudiesFilm StudiesFrench Cinema
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      French CinemaDocumentary FilmAgnes Varda
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      French CinemaJean EpsteinEuropean Avant Garde (Italian, French, Russian and Czech avant-garde movements)
In ​Beau Travail,​ Denis’s use of elements of theatrical dance—harsh lighting that imitates fluorescent spotlights, Djibouti’s angular landscape reminiscent of a flat stage, mostly forgoing spoken dialogue in favor of wordless movement... more
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      Military HistoryFilm StudiesFrench CinemaPerformance Studies
This article studies the persona which enabled Marion Cotillard to become a Hollywood star at the end of the 2000s. Insofar as her part in La Vie en rose (Olivier Dahan, 2007) was key to her success in the US, the author's analysis... more
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      French CinemaBiopicCinemaActing
A priori, la locution « adaptation documentaire » n'est attestée dans aucun ouvrage de référence sur les rapports entre littérature et cinéma, et ni les théoriciens de l'adaptation ni ceux du documentaire ne semblent s'être demandé si... more
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      French CinemaFrench StudiesLiterature and cinemaDocumentary (Film Studies)