Research Article10.1093/screen/hjaf025Archiving the live music spectacle: Woodstock ’99 and MTV pay-per-viewJun 01, 2025ScreenJiří AngerCiteListenSave
Research Article310.1093/screen/hjaf023Action at a distance, or, props for an ecological ageJun 01, 2025ScreenAmy RustCiteListenSave
Research Article10.1093/screen/hjaf012Kartik Nair, <i>Seeing Things: Spectral Materialities of Bombay Horror</i>Mar 01, 2025ScreenPritha ChakrabartiCiteListenSave
Research Article10.1093/screen/hjae039Kevin Sanson, <i>Mobile Hollywood: Labor and the Geography of Production</i>Dec 01, 2024ScreenJara Fernandez-MenesesMobile Hollywood is framed within critical media studies to provide a grounded, theorized and thoroughly researched account of how Hollywood’s global scale of blockbuster film and television production is an inherently heterogenous spatial enterprise by focusing on ‘the ways that screen media workers in different parts of the world engage with and are disrupted by the expanded geographic scale of Hollywood production’ (p. 3). Kevin Sanson’s new book proposes two particularly engaging approaches: theoretically, respatialization is conceived not as an inevitable outcome of Hollywood’s consolidation and concentration of power, but as a more fraught and contingent mode of production; methodically, Mobile Hollywood directs attention to the usually absent experiences of the media workers who are caught up in these shifting spatial dynamics.Read moreCiteListenSave
Research Article10.1093/screen/hjae042Malte Hagener and Yvonne Zimmermann (eds), <i>How Film Histories Were Made: Materials, Methods, Discourses</i>Dec 01, 2024ScreenDimitrios LatsisCiteListenSave
Research Article10.1093/screen/hjae037A knowledge of horror or the horror of knowledge? Frightfully insightful directors’ commentaries on Blu-rays and DVDsDec 01, 2024ScreenDavid Scott DiffrientCiteListenSave
Research Article10.1093/screen/hjae046Cinematic faces and handsDec 01, 2024ScreenMary Ann DoaneCiteListenSave
Research Article110.1093/screen/hjae027Navigating place, space and land: Hong Kong social activist documentary film in the era of post-colonial neoliberal developmentalismSep 01, 2024ScreenEnoch Yee-Lok TamCiteListenSave
Research Article10.1093/screen/hjae020Registers of the melodramatic mode: the 1980s heroic bloodshed cycle in the history of the Hong Kong crime filmJun 01, 2024ScreenKristof Van Den TroostCiteListenSave
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