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3/2012
Theme: Industrial Trends: Genre And the Movie Business
(Guest Editor: Richard Nowell)
Editorial
Richard Nowell:
Getting Down to Genre Business
[full text (EN)]
Articles
Peter Krämer
"Black is In". Race and Genre in Early 1990s American Cinema
Stuart Henderson:
Family Resemblances. The Genericity of the Hollywood Sequel
[full text (EN)]
Andrea Comiskey:
Genre, Domestic Distribution, and Audiences, 1935–1945. The Case of the Western
Richard Nowell:
"Between Dreams and Reality". Genre Personae, Brand Elm Street, and Repackaging the American Teen Slasher Film
Sheldon Hall:
Carry On, Cowboy. Roast Beef Westerns
Interview
Richard Nowell:
Film Genre and the Industrial Mindset: More Work
Needed. A Brief Exchange with Peter Hutchings
Ad Fontes
Jarmila Petrová:
P. D. C. s. r. o. (1920–1955)
[full text (CZ)]
Horizon
Jaromír Blažejovský:
Vzhůru k sebekolonizaci, obsaďme nemísta (Jana Dudková, Slovenský film v ére transkulturality)
[full text (CZ)]
Jindřiška Bláhová:
"They've Seen the Impossible ... they've Lived the Incredible ...". Repackaging Czechoslovak Films for the US Market during the Cold War
Gareth James:
Cycles and Continuities. Understanding Media Convergence through Media History (Janet Staiger and Sabine Hake /eds/, Convergence Media History)
Projects
Eric Schaefer:
The Problem with Sexploitation Movies
Peter Stanfield:
Notes Towards a Theory of Cyclical Production and Topicality in American Film
Appendix
Recent Acquisitions of the NFA Library
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