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spring 2002
VOL 43.1
CONTENTS
Peter Wollen
Who The Hell Is Howard Hawks?
Budd Boetticher Interview
Timothy Barnard
The 'Machine Operator': Deus Ex Machina of the Storefront Cinema
Angela Dalle Vacche
Asta Nielsen's Acting: Motion, Emotion, and the Camera-Eye
John Corner
Biography Within the Documentary Frame: A Note
Terence Davies
Illustrious Corpuscles
Vincent Porter
Strangers on the Shore: The Contributions of French Novelists and Directors to British Cinema, 1946-1960
Brian Price
Une femme douce and the Spectrum Of Revolt: Bresson's Transition to Color in the Aftermath of May '68
Peter Lehman and Susan Hunt
Severed Heads and Severed Genitals: Violence in Dead Presidents
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Middle-Eastern Media Art
Dorit Naaman, Guest Editor
Editorial
Hamid Naficy
Making Films with an Accent: Iranian émigré Cinema
Walid Ra’ad
I Have Already Been in the Lake of Fire
Azza El-Hassan
When the Exiled Films Home
Haim Bresheeth
A Symphony of Absence: Borders and liminality in Elia Suleiman’s Chronicle of a Disappearance
Molly Hankwitz
Jayce Salloum Interview
Viola Shafik
Class Difference and Subjectivity: Two Egyptian Documentaries
Kevin Dwyer
‘Hidden, Unsaid, Taboo’ In Moroccan Cinema: Abdelkader Lagtaa’s Challenge To Authority
Yosefa Loshitzky
A Tale of Three Cities: Amos Gitai’s Urban Trilogy
Tarek Elhaik
Solitude and Fragments: Introducing the Video Work of Mounir Fatmi
Livia Alexander
Let Me In, Let Me Out, Going Places and Going Back
Jane Adas
James Longley Interview
Akram Zaatari
This Day
Valentina Vitali-West
Yesim Ustaoglu Interview
Deniz Göktürk
Anyone at Home? Itinerant Identities in European Cinema of the 1990s
fall 2002
VOL 43.2
Anchor 3

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