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CINEACTION See more: - Scholarly Journals from Canada - Mags first published in 1985 Scholarly Journal from Toronto, Canada published by CineAction! Collective, - First issue in 1985 -From Canada. - Provides "alternatives to what is generally available". - Published three times a year. - Editor: Robin Wood. - Website: cineaction.ca/

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CINEACTION , Issue #39 - December 1995 Issue #39 - December 1995Theme: Contemporary World Cinema ' Contemporary World Cinema [editor's note], ' Scott Forsyth, page 2. # ' Doin' Diaspora, ' Warren Crichlow, pages 4 - 8. # ' Planet Africa: Three Shorts, ' Robert K. Lightning, pages 9 - 11. # ' Cuban Films and the Crisis of Socialism: 'Possible Endings', ' Scott Forsyth, pages 12 - 18. # ' House of Pain, ' Laura U. Marks, pages 19 - 37. # ' After the Celebration: Soul Survivor and the Discourse of Heritage, ' Rinaldo Walcott, pages 22 - 27. # ' Crack Vision, Ritual Charm, and Hybrid Culture in John L'Ecuyer'sCurtis's Charm, ' David McIntosh, pages 28 - 30. # ' The Films of Bela Tarr, ' David Thomas Lynch, pages 31 - 35. # ' Le Ceremonie: 'The Last Marxist Film' by Claude Chabrol, ' Florence Jacobowitz, pages 36 - 43. # ' La Haine, Fallen Angels, and Some Thoughts on Scorsese's Children, ' Susan Morrison, pages 44 - 50. # ' Wim Wender's Lisbon Story, ' Jesse Zigelstein, pages 51 - 53. # ' In Defence of Jean Seberg, ' Richard Lippe, pages 54 - 62. # ' Frisk and Doom Generation, ' Robin Wood, pages 63 - 65. # ' About Desolation Angels, or, Pack Your Bags, We're Going on an Ego Trip, ' Mickey Burns, pages 66 - 69. # ' Unstrung Families/Unstrung Heroes: A Meditation on Life, Death, Family, and Andie MacDowell's Nail Polish, ' Cory Silverberg, pages 70 - 72.

CINEACTION , Issue #38 - September 1995 Issue #38 - September 1995Theme: Murder in America ' Murder in America [editor's note], ' Susan Morrison, pages 2-3. # ' Assassinating an Image: The Strange Life of Kennedy's Death, ' Haidee Wasson, pages 4 - 11. # ' Livin' and Dyin' in Zapruderville: A Code of Representation, Reality and its Exhaustion, ' Tom Mullin, pages 12 - 15. # ' The Technology of Homicide: Constructions of Evidence and Truth in American Murder Films, ' Ken Morrison, pages 16 - 24. # ' Carnivalising the Taboo: The Mondo Film and the Opened Body, ' Mikita Brottman, pages 25 - 37. # ' Serial Killers, True Crime, and Economic Performance Anxiety, ' Annalee Newitz, pages 38 - 46. # ' Mystery Rider: The Cultural Construction of a Serial Killer, ' Philip Simpson, pages 37 - 55. # ' The Seen of the Crime: Violence, Anxiety, and the Domestic in Police Reality Programming, ' Edward R. O'Neill, pages 56 - 63. # ' The 1990s Hollywood Fatal Femme: (Dis)Figuring Feminism, Family, Irony, Violence, ' Julianne Pidduck, pages 64 - 72.

CINEACTION , Issue #37 - June 1995 Issue #37 - June 1995Theme: Movements: History and Filmmaking ' 10 Years of CineACTION!!???? [editor's note], ' Scott Forsyth, page 2. # ' The Films of Bob Quinn: Towards an Irish Third Cinema, ' Jerry White, pages 2 - 10. # ' An Interview with Ali Kazimi, ' Marcy Goldberg and Firoza Elavia, pages 11 - 20. # ' Hearts of Hate and the Poverty of the Liberal Documentary, ' John McCullough, pages 21 - 28. # ' A Question of Narrative: Notes on a Radical Horror Parody, ' Cosimo Urbano, pages 29 - 37. # ' On the Rise: The Work of Ngozi Onwurah, ' Julian Stringer, pages 38 - 48. # ' The Politics of Cultural Conversion in Colonialist African Cinema, ' Femi Okiremuete Shaka, pages 50 - 67. # ' On Pluralism, Policy, and Progress: A Response to R. L. Cagle, ' Robin Wood, pages 68 - 72.

CINEACTION , Issue #36 - February 1995 Issue #36 - February 1995Theme: Reviewing the Toronto International Film Festival 1994 ' Editorial [editor's note], ' Kass Banning, pages 1 - 2. # ' Letter to the Editor: On the Irresponsibility of a Certain Film Critic: A Note to an 'Outsider', ' Robert Cagle, pages 3 - 8 [a response to Robin Wood's ' The New Queer Cinema and Gay Culture: Notes From an Outsider, ' in Issue No. 35]. # ' Letter to the Editor; Lang Thompson, with a response by Susan Morrison, page 9. # ' The Bandit Queen, ' Brenda Longfellow, pages 10 - 16. # ' Eclipse, ' Peter Harcourt, pages 17 - 19. # ' Super 8 ½, ' David McIntosh, pages 20 - 23. # ' Les Silences Du Palais, ' Kay Armatage, pages 24 - 27. # ' Narmada: A Valley Rises, ' Gabrielle Hezekiah, pages 28 - 30. # ' Fresh Kill, ' Laura U. Marks, pages 31 - 33. # ' Father, Son, and Holy War, ' Tom Waugh, pages 34 - 36. # ' John Woo, Wong Kar-wai, and Me, ' Susan Morrison, pages 37 - 41. # ' The Crisis Cinema of John Woo, ' Tony Williams, pages 42 - 52. # ' Ghosts of Stories: Black Audio Film Collectives Who Needs a Heart?, ' Laura U. Marks, pages 53 - 62. # ' Guess Who Else is Coming to Dinner: Racial / Sexual Hysteria in Candyman, ' Elspeth Kydd, pages 63 - 72.

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