[ecrea] Wide Screen 3.1 is now online

New Issue of Wide Screen is now online
Go to: http://widescreenjournal.org/index.php/journal/issue/current
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Table Of Contents*
*Essays*
*Militants and Cinema: Digital Attempts to Make the Multitude in Hunger, 
Che, Public Enemies- Joshua Aaron Gooch

*Minnelli's Yellows: Illusion, Delusion and Impressionism on Film- Kate Hext

*Trauma, Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction & the Post-Human- Anirban 
Kapil Baishya

*Drôle de Félix : A Search for Cultural Identity on the Road - Zelie Asava

*An Analysis of the Technoscientific Imaginary in the Remake of The 
Stepford Wives - Jessica Johnston, Cornelia Sears

*Home Sweet Home: The Cautionary Prison/Fairy Tale - Paul Tremblay

*Carryover from WS 2.2*
*Handling Financial and Creative Risk in German Film Production - M. 
Bjørn von Rimscha

*Opening Pandora’s (Black) Box: Towards A Methodology Of Production 
Studies - Graham Roberts

*Cinemas of the Arab World*
*Introduction: Cinemas of the Arab World - Latika Padgaonkar

*Cinema “Of” Yemen And Saudi Arabia: Narrative Strategies, Cultural 
Challenges, Contemporary Features - Anne Ciecko

*Director Profile: Mai Masri - Latika Padgaonkar

*Salah Abu Seif and Arab Neorealism - Ouissal Mejri

*Review: London River - Latika Padgaonkar

*Director in Focus*
*Identity Construction and Ambiguity in Christopher Nolan’s Films - Erin 
Hill-Parks

*Book Review: *
Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro: Seriously Funny Since 1983 - Radha Dayal

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