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By Thomas M. Puhr.

As someone with no direct experience with such atrocities, I can only imagine how painful it would be for a survivor to walk into a screening and not know what they’re in for….”

I’d been teaching for five or six years when I experienced my first—and, so far, only—legitimate school lockdown. It was during the tail end of...


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By Gary D. Rhodes.

Gaston was well aware of the rising popularity of narrative films in the US and Europe, as he’d become friendly with other prominent film producers, especially those at Vitagraph. He saw that sales of his brother’s fantasy films were falling sharply. Given a license by Edison’s Patent Trust to release one-reel of film per week, G...


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By Jonathan Monovich.

When I think about movies that are in theaters, to a great extent…. They’re only aiming for the whole family’s satisfaction. They’re only aiming for spectacle from the beginning to the end. But, there’s something about Normal that makes you want to say, ‘Well, it’s a movie. It’s not a story that you want to turn into ...


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By Betty Kaklamanidou.

This patriarchal structure operates like a ‘fixer,’ a sophisticated, centuries-old system that protects male supremacy by eliminating the names of women who achieved greatness, leaving behind a male-centric narrative.”

This spring semester my two elective courses focus on the history of Greek cinema, specifically th...


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A Book Review by Thomas Gladysz.

A detailed, well-wrought look into the comedian’s early career(s)….”

Like Charlie Chaplin, there are more than a handful of books about Buster Keaton – the stone-faced comedian who sported a pork-pie hat. And like Chaplin, Keaton remains one of the truly great performers of early film – original, brilliant...


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