Colleagues



the latest issue of the 'New Review of Film and Television Studies' 9:2

(June 2011) has just been published. It contains the following essays and

book reviews:





Articles



Yannis Tzioumakis

Academic Discourses and American Independent Cinema: In Search of a Field of

Studies. Part 1: From the beginnings to the 1980s





Geoff King

Striking a balance between culture and fun: 'Quality' meets hitman genre in

'In Bruges'





Aniko Imre

Eastern Westerns: Enlightened Edutainment and National Transvestism.





Seung-hoon Jeong

Systems on the Verge of Becoming Birds: Peter Greenaway’s Early Experimental

Films





Ramon Lobato and Mark Ryan

Rethinking genre studies through distribution analysis: issues in

international horror movie circuits





Katharina Lindner

'There is a reason why Sporty Spice is the only one of them without a

fella…': The 'lesbian potential' of 'Bend it Like Beckham'





Reviews



Rona Murray

Review of Edinburgh University Press’s 'American Indies' series: 'Memento',

'Lost in Translation', and 'Brokeback Mountain'





Daniel Martin

Review of Jinhee Choi, 'The South Korean Film Renaissance: Local Hitmakers,

Global Provocateurs'





Jim Whalley

Review of Sheldon Hall and Steve Neale, 'Epics, Spectacles, and

Blockbusters: A Hollywood History'





Yours sincerely

-- 

Warren Buckland

Reader in Film Studies

Oxford Brookes University





Course leader, MA in Film Studies: Popular Cinema:

http://ah.brookes.ac.uk/filmstudies/postgraduate/



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