Cinema and Language Loss provides the first sustained exploration of the relationship
between linguistic displacement and visuality in the filmic realm, examining in depth both its …

One of the most powerful forces in world culture, American cinema has a long and complex
history that stretches through more than a century. This history not only includes a legacy of …

셰익스피어는 시대와 언어를 뛰어넘은 문학의 아이콘이자 장르를 초월한 문화 콘텐츠이다.
특히 상호텍스트성을 통해 재생산된 셰익스피어는 융복합적인 문화의 시류를 타고 글로벌 …

The term'New Wave'conjures up images of Paris in the early 1960s: Jean Seberg and Jean
Paul Belmondo, the young Jean-Pierre Leaud, the three protagonists of Jules and Jim …

The Routledge Encyclopedia of Films comprises 200 essays by leading film scholars
analysing the most important, influential, innovative and interesting films of all time …

Rosemary's Baby (USA, 1968), Roman Polanski's masterpiece based on the homonymous
novel by Ira Levin, debuted in theaters more than 50years ago, but it is still an almost …

The cautionary environmental films discussed in this article have certainly set the tone for
future engagement, displaying a range of contentious issues, while at the same time …

Cinema and the modern nation-state, both key offsprings of the late stages of the nineteenth
century, have had a somewhat parallel, and arguably problematic, relationship throughout …

Roman Polanski's films are noted for their subversive psychological style that explores
themes of sexuality, desire, alienation, and violence. His narratives often reflect a dark sense …

While arguably all Roman Polanski's films contain aspects of exilic/transnational sensibility,
this article argues that his first foreign film, Repulsion, made in England in 1965, contains …