Cinephile 11.3: Adaptations, Translations, Permutations Now Available!
Cinephile 11.3, “Adaptations, Translations, Permutations,” is now available online!
This issue focuses on issues of new media, ranging from true crime TV to video games, making it one of our most topical and poignant issues yet. Featuring articles by Daniel Sacco, Catalina Alvarez, Sarah Stang, Kevin Kvas, and an introduction by Carlen Lavigne, Cinephile 11.3 is packed with insightful pieces. We also have some exciting interviews and film reviews inside. A big thanks to all of our authors for their contributions.
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Available online HERE: Cinephile 11.3
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Artwork by Nicole Tischler.
I’m interested in this issue, but I can’t seem to find a table of contents on the web. Will this become available at some point?
Which issue of your journal contains Tony Rayns’s book review of an Amero-Italo-Filipina’s book about the murder of two young film critics in Manila. I arranged for Tony to receive a copy of the book and he has very kindly sent me a copy of his review. I am asking on behalf of Anvil Press in Manila whose director, Andrea Pasion-Flores in a couple of weeks.