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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 #32 - Fall 1993 Issue #32 - Fall 1993Theme: Rac-ing Home: Race and Cultural Identity ' This Ain't No favour [editor's note], ' Kass Banning and David Fujiwara, pages 1 - 2. # ' Jay Scott Obituary, ' Kass Banning, pages 5 - 9. # ' Confession of a Snow Queen: Notes on the Making of The Attendant , ' Isaac Julien, pages 5 - 9. # ' From Stereotype to Discourse: Some Methodological Reflections on Racism in the Media, ' Robert Stam, pages 10 - 29. # ' Between the Borders of Cultural Identity: Atom Egoyan's Calendar, ' Ron Burnett, pages 30 - 34. # ' Antillean Cinema in the absence of Ruins: The Case of Felix de Rooy, ' Reece Auguiste, pages 35 - 42. # ' Blood, Vengeance, and the Anxious Liberal: Natives and Non-Natives in Recent Movies, ' Deborah Root, pages 43 - 49. # ' Dark and Lovely, Too: Black Gay Men in Independent Film, ' Kobena Mercer, pages 51 - 62. # ' Now You Can See It: The Liberal Aesthetic and racial Representation in The Crying Game, ' Darrell Moore, pages 63 - 67. # ' Don't Go to Dat Place and Fool Around Like Rich Girls: Black Canadian Women Filmmakers and Video Artists, ' Gabrielle Hezekiah, pages 68 - 76. # ' Small Pleasures: Large Rewards, ' Xiaoping Li, pages 77 - 80. # ' Servants and Slaves: Brown Person in Classical Hollywood Cinema, ' Robin Wood, pages 81 - 88 [See also letters section, Issue No. 33].

CINEACTION , Issue #31 - Spring-Summer 1993 Issue #31 - Spring-Summer 1993Theme: Narrative and Film ' Narrative and Film [editor's note], ' Florence Jacobowitz and Richard Lippe, pages 2 - 3. # ' Letter from an Unknown Woman: The Double Narrative, ' Robin Wood, pages 4 - 17. # ' Robert Kramer: Along Route One/USA, ' Ruth Perlmuter, pages 18 - 26. # ' Homework Times Three, ' Robin Wood, pages 28 - 32. # ' The Necessity of Telling a Story: An Interview with Jamie Humbeto Hermosillo, ' Florence Jacobowitz, Richard Lippe, and Robin Wood, pages 33 - 43. # ' Why We Should (Still) Take Hitchcock Seriously, ' Robin Wood, pages 44 - 49. # ' Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down! : Subverting the Glazed Gaze of American Melodrama and Film Theory, ' Martha J. Nandorfy, pages 50 - 61. # ' Melodramatic Narrative: Orphans of the Storm and The Searchers, ' Michael Walker, pages 74 - 83. # ' Male Narrative/Female Narration: Elaine May's Mikey and Nickey, ' Brad Stevens, pages 84 - 88. # ' The Cat with Green Wings: Feminine Resistance and Narrativity in Radha Bharadwaj's Closet Land, ' Viveca Gretton, pages 84 - 88.

CINEACTION , Issue #30 - Winter 1993 Issue #30 - Winter 1993Theme: Framing the Family ' Introduction [editor's note], ' Janine Marchessault and Susan Morrison, pages 2 - 3. # ' Battle Stations: War, Memory, and the Family, ' Deborah Root, pages 4 - 7. # ' Asians in Hollywood, ' Kristen Emiko McAllister, pages 8 - 13. # ' Myth and Melodrama: Douglas Sirk's Imitation of Life, ' Peter C. Knowles, pages 14 - 21. # ' Repression, or How to Make Good Home Movies, ' Marnie Parrell, pages 22 - 23. # ' Ray's Mahanagar: Arati Chooses Integrity Over Security, ' Fran Wong, pages 24 - 35. # ' Doubling Narratives: Dereliction and Desire in Julie Zando's Let's Play Prisoners, ' Jessica Bradley, pages 36 - 41. # ' The Body Beautiful, ' Brenda Longfellow, pages 43 - 47. # ' Pearl, Hilda, Thelma, and Louise: The 'Woman's Film' Revisited, ' Susan Morrison, pages 48 - 53. # ' Explorations, Prosthetics, and a Sacrifice: Phantasies of the Maternal Body in the Alien Trilogy, ' Carol Moore and Geoff Miles, pages 54 - 62. # ' Mirror, Mirror on the wall: Parent and Psycho as One in the 90s, ' Gillian Helfield, pages 63 - 67. # ' Keeping the Black Phallus Erect: Gender ad the Construction of Black masculinity in Boys 'N' the Hood, ' Rinaldo Walcott, pages 68 - 74. Toronto Film Festival Reviews 1992 # ' Minbo no Onna, ' Robin Wood, pages 75 - 76. # ' Okoge, ' Robin Wood, pages 76 - 78. # ' Lesbians and Gays Make the Movies, ' Richard Lippe, pages 78 - 82. # ' Autumn Moon, ' Florence Jacobowitz, pages 82 - 84. # ' The Pool, ' Tom Orman, pages 84 - 86. # ' En-Gendering the Nation: Gerda, 'A Girl's Own Story', ' Kass Banning, pages 87 - 88.

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