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  Claire Denis as horror director

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  Nora Stone University of Arkansas at Little Rock

  November 01, 2019

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  at Shane as he begins to bite her body and face while penetrating her. Then she is dead, covered in ...
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  Re: Border Crossing Nightmares: Gigi Saul Guerrero’s "Dead Crossing" and Female-Directed Latinx Horror

  Thanks so much for your reply

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  Sonia Lupher University of Pittsburgh

  Saturday, November 2, 2019 — 2:24 pm

  there's still not a lot of money to go around, and filmmakers (at least in the US, which doesn't have ...
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  A vision of ‘good’ regulation of digital media platforms: what role for public scrutiny?

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  Krisztina Rozgonyi University of Vienna

  November 05, 2019

  broadcast-like regulation at least with regards to hate speech, harmful content to minors and terrorist content. ...
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  The Duality of Indie Film Authorship

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  Casey Walker The University of Texas at Austin

  November 11, 2019

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  conceived of the need for a filmmaking unit from the beginning of their relationship and have gone about ...
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  Feminism in the Works: Japanese Women Directors and Behind-the-Scenes Collaborations

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  Colleen Laird University of British Columbia

  November 12, 2019

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  least the depiction of gendered politics that constitute a feminist dialogue between them–a sense of an ...
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  Re: The Duality of Indie Film Authorship

  Auteur prestige

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  Braden Timss Western Washington University

  Wednesday, November 13, 2019 — 10:52 pm

  because games are so obviously (at least on the triple-A scale) an effort of many, many people, but also ...
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  "A Man, A Desk, A Chair, A Glass of Water": Spalding Gray & the Cinematic Monologue

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  Braden Timss Western Washington University

  November 14, 2019

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  a collaboration between performers and audiences, the cinematic monologue begins with the introduction of the ...
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  Are We Still Talking about Color(ism)?

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  Latasha N. Eley George Mason University

  Kimberly R. Moffitt University of Maryland Baltimore County

  November 17, 2019

  complexion.  The implication alone is disturbing, but also a reality for many Black women that begins when they ...
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  #HueHashtags: Bold Postings of Black Beauty

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  Dr. Regina Spellers Sims Eagles Soar Consulting L.L.C.

  November 21, 2019

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  women, dark skinned women in particular, to begin to heal in online spaces. Hashtags that trend with ...
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  Colorism Online vs. Offline: Black Influencers, Representation, and Visibility

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  Juliann Knaus University of Graz

  November 22, 2019

  Eurocentric beauty ideals, but rather there is a celebration of Black skin—at least online. One popular ... will begin to resonate offline.    Works Cited: Jha, Meeta. The Global Beauty Industry: Colorism, ...

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