Issue 11 – Editorial
[1] Film/culture adaptation in Asia As Robert C. Allen pointed out in an article in Screen in 1990 [2] , it is easy to overlook the fact that film/cinema is a social…
[1] Film/culture adaptation in Asia As Robert C. Allen pointed out in an article in Screen in 1990 [2] , it is easy to overlook the fact that film/cinema is a social…
(with Penny Lin, Kelly Chu-Chun Fan, and Lucia Tai-Yun Cheng) Uploaded 1 November 2000 1.Taiwan and the world The world's first cinematic performance took place in the Grand Café of…
Uploaded 1 November 2000 Cinema arrived in China from the West in 1896, one year after the Lumière brothers showed their films in a café in Paris on 28 December…
Uploaded 1 November 2000 Women in cinema Introduction In 1931 Japanese critics rated the Shochiku company's first full talkie, Madamu to nyobo (The Neighbour's Wife and Mine, dir. Gosho Heinosuke), the best…
[1] Uploaded 1 November 2000 The September 1917 Katsudo no sekai (Movie World), containing probably one of the first attempts at a broad factual overview of the Japanese film industry, is a…
Uploaded 1 November 2000 Film was invented at the end of the 19th century in a number of Western capitalist countries as a result of certain technological developments. Though China had…
[1] Uploaded 1 November 2000 One of the most startling groups of images in the visually arresting Thai science fiction film Kawow tee Bangpleng (1994, directed by Nirattisai Kaljareuk) [2] occurs…
[1] Uploaded 1 November 2000 This paper explores the final consolidation of Hong Kong's film industry in the 1930s, over thirty years after cinema was introduced to the colony, and…
Uploaded 1 November 2000 Locating the original influences on Asian animation can be a daunting task, illustrated by the following two vignettes. 1. Sometime in 1923, the four Wan brothers,…
Uploaded 1 November 2000 Introduction Like most other places in the world, film exhibition began in Bangladesh (in the then East Bengal) at the end of the 1890s; like much…