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Anxious Love, Anxious Laughter: The Art of Comedy in American Jewish Films.

Theme week organized by
Joseph OziasUniversity of Cincinnati

On the Cringe of Success: Finding the Humor in the Pain in Claudia Weill’s Girlfriends

By Joseph Ozias

The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly: How A Car Ride Can Make or Break a Relationship in The Heartbreak Kid

By Stella Fried

“You’re Hurting Me”: Comedic Rhythms for Tragic Ends in Ronald Bronstein’s Frownland

By Clark Comstock

Uncertainty and Liminality in the Coen Brothers’s A Serious Man (2009)

By Bryce Bullins

"To Speak or to Die”: Voice, Love, and Loss in Call Me By Your Name

By Quinn Moyer

On the Cringe of Success: Finding the Humor in the Pain in Claudia Weill’s Girlfriends

By Joseph Ozias

“You’re Hurting Me”: Comedic Rhythms for Tragic Ends in Ronald Bronstein’s Frownland

By Clark Comstock

Let’s Bloop This: The Paradox of Authenticity in the Blooper Reel

By Annie.Berke

Stand-up comedy: the great Netflix localiser?

By Alexa Scarlata

And Thats Whats We Appreciates About Letterkenny

By weswise

Queer World Making in Canadian Comedies

By Jason Edward Black

Canadian Comedies

Theme week organized by
Kristina Jespersen

Disidentifying with White Queerness in Gay Mean Girls

By Jessica Sage Rauchberg

Rick Mercer: A Ranting Patriot

By ShellyG

Made In Canada: Lovingly Mocking the Canadian Television Industry

By Andrea Ruehlicke
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And Thats Whats We Appreciates About Letterkenny

By weswise

Queer World Making in Canadian Comedies

By Jason Edward Black

Fertile Fun in Ali Wong’s Pregnant Stand-Up Comedy

By Sharon Lockyer Sara De Benedictis

Already Out Queer Celebrity: Kate McKinnon’s Post-Closet Representational Politics

By Maria San Filippo
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