JUMP CUT
No. 45, Fall 2002
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JUMP CUT
A REVIEW OF CONTEMPORARY MEDIA
JUMP
CUT
No.
45, Fall 2002
(Click
here for text only version)
Radical perspectives on Hollywood film
White
Hollywood’s new black boogeyman
by Audrey Colombe.
From
misogyny to homoeroticism and homophobia in Apt Pupil:
sadomasochism, the Holocaust film, and film spectatorship
by
Caroline Joan (Kay) S. Picart and Jason Grant McKahan.
Passion
and passion for learning in The Governess
by Peter Lehman and Susan Hunt.
Saving
one life: Spielberg’s Artificial Intelligence
as redemptive memory of things
by Drehli Robnik.
Nation,
family and violence in Gladiator
by Deborah
Tudor.
Media from an international perspective
Why
the dancing diasporic desi men crossdressed
by Anandam P. Kavoori and Christina A. Joseph.
Indian
film pioneer Vijaya Mulay looks back on her career:
Pather panchali (the story of the road)
by Vijaya Mulay.
Rubble
films
by Ramona Curry.
Review of Robert R. Shandley, Rubble Films: German Cinema in the Shadows
of the Third Reich (Rutgers University Press, 2001).
Documentary—from production to final impact
Impact
of The Uprising Of ’34:
a coalition model of production and distribution
by David Whiteman.
Men
in tights:
sport and representation in the 2000 Olympics telecasts
by
Mark Gallagher
The last word
Images
after 9/11
by Chuck Kleinhans.
Links
How
I use the Internet
by Julia Lesage