Hugo: Nostalgia for the Origins of Cinema
A look into how Martin Scorsese’s Hugo (2011) features a nostalgic spirit encompassing the origins of cinema. Part of the Cinemablography.org collection.
Cinemablography | Hugo: Nostalgia for the Origins of Cinema
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An Investigative Cinema (Book)
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Joshua Oppenheimer’s Cold War Between Thought and Expression
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Too Strange to Believe: Magical Realism and Cold War Politics in Narcos
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The Aesthetics of the Procedural in Post-9/11 Cinema (Cinema Journal)
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Shifting the Present: Francesco Rosi’s Salvatore Giuliano (Chronica Mundi)
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In and Out of the Jungle: The Politics of Gael García Bernal (SCMS 2016)
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The Cinema of Ettore Scola (International Symposium at Casa Artom; Venice)
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Just Imagine: Genre and the Logic of Movie Posters (Invited Talk)
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Evening Rituals: Marco Ferreri’s Dillinger is Dead (Intersections Conference; Florence)
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Contemporary Science Fiction Cinema — Two Special Dossiers for Film Matters 8.3 & 9.1
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Network Narrative in Diaz. Don’t Clean Up This Blood (Harvard, ACLA 2016)
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What Julian Smith Hates (and Loves) About Facebook: Social Media Parody as Self-Promotion (Comedy Studies)
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The Moro Affair in Gian Maria Volonté’s Movies (Book Chapter)
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The Interview as Self-criticism: on Pasolini’s Metatelevisual and Extracinematographic Performativity (Book Chapter)
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The Ontology of Replay: The Zapruder Video and American Conspiracy Films (Teorija in praksa)
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The Missed Encounter with the Actor-Poet: Carmelo Bene and Vittorio Bodini According to Ruggero Jacobbi (California Italian Studies)
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One Hundred Steps & the Neorealist Heritage (Book Chapter)
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Even the Rain: A Confluence of Cinematic and Historical Temporalities (The Arizona Journal of Hispanic Cultural Studies)
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Pablo Larraín’s No and the Aesthetics of Television (Seismopolite)
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Saviano, Garrone, Gomorrah: Neorealism and Noir in the Land of the Camorra (Fast Capitalism)
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Theater According to Ruggero Jacobbi
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A Certain Absence in French Cinema
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Cinemablography | Hugo: Nostalgia for the Origins of Cinema
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