Film Matters is pleased to announce the release of FM 4.4 (2013) — a special issue on 1960s cinema guest edited by Christopher Sieving and his students from the University of Georgia. This issue includes the following feature articles:
- Walking the Tightrope with Dylan: Cultural Performance in Dont Look Back by Sam Hagerman
- Metzger’s Women: Gender Representations and Visual Abstraction in ‘60s Sexploitation by Matthew Jones
- Midnights at the Charles: Exhibiting Underground Cinema in the Age of the Art-House by Daniel LoPilato
- Reading Myth in Sweetback: Middling Strategies Between the Ideal and the Exploitative by Chris Lott
- Defining Warhol: An Interview with J. J. Murphy, Avant-Garde Filmmaker and Author by Sara Porch
- “She Doesn’t Speak English, Does She?”: Displaced Female Protagonists in Rosemary’s Baby and Repulsion by Grafton Tanner
Reviews of sixties cinema by: Adam Carlson, Dafna Kaufman, Meredith McKay, and Molly Beth Roland.
These featurettes:
- Alfred Hitchcock and Beyond: An Interview with Film Scholar Dr. Richard Allen by Steven T. Gamble
- The Iconic Wurlitzer: Transforming Early Film Exhibition by Morgan A. Grogg
As well as film, DVD, and book reviews by: William Repass, Jaime Carlos Menjivar, Ivy Burridge, Laura Casteel, Stephen Glawson, Stephen Murphy, Levi Vasquez, and Jen Withrow.
It’s a great issue with a great cover! For more information about it, please visit: http://www.intellectbooks.co.uk/journals/view-issue,id=2762/
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