Short Film Studies 10.1 is now available
Intellect is thrilled to announce that Short Film Studies 10.1 is now available!
This issue features the films Remembrance (Stephanie Morgenstern, Canada, 35 mm, 2001) and Blow-Up (Siegfried A. Fruhauf, Austria, 35 mm, 2000).
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Aims & Scope
Short Film Studies is a peer-reviewed journal designed to stimulate ongoing research on individual short films as a basis for a better understanding of the art form as a whole. In each issue, two short films will be selected for comprehensive study, with articles illuminating each film from a variety of perspectives.
Issue 10.1
Richard Raskin
Stephanie Morgenstern, Canada, 35 mm, 2001, 19 min., colour
Data on the film and the filmmakers
An interview with Stephanie Morgenstern and Mark Ellis on Remembrance
Richard Raskin
Stephanie Morgenstern and Mark Ellis
Remembrance: The original script
Mark Ellis and Stephanie Morgenstern
A shot-by-shot breakdown of Remembrance
Richard Raskin
Articles
Zach Finch
Emotional visualization in Remembrance
Marci Mazzarotto
When the world asserts itself with all its might
Florentina C. Andreescu
Memory, emotion and espionage in Remembrance
Marc Furstenau
The train is always arriving: Nostalgic remediation in Remembrance
Russell J. A. Kilbourne
Ximena Triquell
Remembrance and Canadian national cinema: Incorporating classic themes
George Melnyk
Remembrance and the fate of a commercial Canadian cinema
Jerry White
Paula Murphy
The last word: Remembering Remembrance: Between theory and practice
Stephanie Morgenstern and Mark Ellis
Siegfried A. Fruhauf, Austria, 35 mm, 2000, 1 min. 40 sec., b/w
Data on the film and the director
An interview with Siegfried Fruhauf on Blow-Up
Cynthia Felando
A schematic breakdown of Blow-Up
Richard Raskin
Articles
Breathing in and out with Blow-Up
Neepa Majumdar
Jaimie Baron
Performing CPR on celluloid in Blow-Up
Kornelia Boczkowska
Michael Betancourt
Ballardian strategies in Blow-Up
Simon Stevenson
