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Commentary on and links to online open-access film studies resources of note, by Catherine Grant

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Studying Movie Magazines and Fan Culture! Online Research and Methodology Resources. And LANTERN!

Posted on October 28, 2013 by filmstudiesforfree

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Posted in Doris Day, fan studies, fandom, fandom research, film historiography, film history, Frank Sinatra, Lantern, Media History Digital Library, movie magazines, star studies, stardom and celebrity

SCREENING THE PAST 37 and LA FURIA UMANA 17

Posted on October 21, 2013 by filmstudiesforfree

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Posted in Adrian Martin, Bertrand Bonello, Claire Denis, ejournals, female filmmakers, film aesthetics, Joseph Losey, La furia umana, Nicole Brenez, Screening the Past, Stanley Kubrick, World cinema

Women Film Pioneers Project at Columbia University

Posted on October 10, 2013 by filmstudiesforfree

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Posted in digital archives, early and silent cinema, female filmmakers, feminist film studies, film historiography, film history

Lives on Film: Auto/Biographical Fiction and Documentary Film Studies

Posted on October 9, 2013 by filmstudiesforfree

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Posted in Avant-Garde and Experimental Cinema, biopics, documentary filmmaking, documentary studies, ethnography, feminist film, film biography, film history

Celebrating Laura Mulvey: Or, Film Studies with Poetic License

Posted on October 1, 2013 by filmstudiesforfree

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Posted in Artists' film and video, Avant-Garde and Experimental Cinema, digital aesthetics, feminist film studies, feminist filmmaking, film theory, Laura Mulvey, Peter Wollen, Psychoanalytic film theory

New CINEPHILE 8.2 on Contemporary Extremism

Posted on September 24, 2013 by filmstudiesforfree

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Posted in Canadian Cinema, cinematography, extreme cinema, film realism, French cinema, Gaspar Noé, German Cinema, Korean cinema, new extremism, nihilism in the cinema, phenomenological film studies, Quebecois cinema

FILMICON: The New Journal That Will Launch a Thousand (Plus) Greek Film Studies

Posted on September 16, 2013 by filmstudiesforfree

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Posted in ejournals, film festivals, film studies, Greek cinema, New Greek Cinema

LOLA: Issue 4 on "Walks"; Tourneur, Hitchcock, De Palma, Pacino and much more

Posted on September 16, 2013 by filmstudiesforfree

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Posted in Adrian Martin, Alain Bergala, Alfred Hitchcock, Brian de Palma, cinematography, film noir, Jacques Tourneur, lighting design, lighting effects, LOLA, Roland Barthes

Cult Controversies! New CINE-EXCESS eJournal launches

Posted on September 2, 2013 by filmstudiesforfree

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Posted in Cine-Excess, cinematic excess, controversial films, Cult cinema, cult films, cult television, exploitation cinema, Horror Cinema, Xavier Mendik

BFI Pasolini Study Day – Talks Online!

Posted on August 27, 2013 by filmstudiesforfree

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Posted in British Film Institute, Geoffrey Nowell-Smith, iTunes U, John David Rhodes, Pier Paolo Pasolini, Podcasts, Rosalind Galt

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Film Studies For Free actively espouses the ethos of Open Access to digital scholarly material. It aims to promote good quality, online, film and moving-image studies resources by commenting on them, and by linking to them.

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