82/83 SCIENCE FICTION & CANADIAN FILMS AND TV
James Whale’s Frankensteins
RE-ANIMATING THE GREAT WAR
by Christiane Gerblinger
(available online)
Going Na’vi
MASTERY IN AVATAR
by Robert Hyland
Méliès and Early Cinema
CONJURING THE SCIENCE-FICTION FILM GENRE
by Lukasz Boron
Postmodern Anxieties
RENAISSANCE: PARIS 2054 AS TECH-NOIR
by William B. Covey
Pop Star is the Medium is the Message
THE MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH
by Milan Pribisic
TIFF 2010
Special Treatment/Sans queue ni tête
by Florence jacobowitz
Film Socialisme
JEAN-LUC GODARD AND THE CINEMA
by Richard Lippe
In Transit
KELLY REICHARDT’S MEEK’S CUTOFF
by Susan Morrison
AMIGO AND ROUTE IRISH
by Scott Forsyth
Television Discourse and Governmentality
CONSIDERING DA VINCI’S INQUEST
AND DA VINCI’S CITY HALL AS CITIZEN PROJECTS
by Michael Thorn
Black Christmas
THE SLASHER FILM WAS MADE IN CANADA
by Sara Constantineau
What’s So Funny About Class Struggle?
IDEOLOGY IN THE TROTSKY
by MATTHEW FLISFEDER
CANNES FILM FESTIVAL 2010
by Robert K. Lightning
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