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- Memory Fragments as Scene MakersBernadette Flynn
- What should I make up? An inquiry into autobiographyJenny Perlin
- Video Diaries: Questions of Authenticity and FabricationMaria Pini
- Dear Diary Revisited: Transforming Personal Archives, Flag and Trick or DrinkElayne Zalis
- Nocturnal KinshipGeorge Kouvaros
- Issue 13 – EditorialPeter Hughes
- Memory in Ruins: The Woman Filmmaker in her Father’s CinemaFelicity Collins
- Forgetting as a representational strategy: Erasing the past in Girl from Moush and Passing DRAMARobin Curtis
- Performing Memory: Compensation and Redress in Contemporary Feminist First-Person DocumentaryJulia Erhart
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- Sign your name across my heart, or:”I want to write about Delbert Mann”Adrian Martin
- A Couch in New York : Chantal Akerman and Sex in the CityRose Capp
- Going My WayTag Gallagher
- Mizoguchi and FreedomTag Gallagher
- Choreography of desire: analysing Kinuyo Tanaka’s acting in Mizoguchi’s filmsChika Kinoshita
- A Strange Sun: Cinema and Theatre in John Cassavetes’ The Killing of a Chinese Bookie and Opening NightGeorge Kouvaros
- Joe Dante’s American ApocalypseBill Krohn
- Paul Verhoeven and his Hollow MenAngela Ndalianis
- Lost in Paradise: The Cinema of Jim JarmuschFiona A. Villella
- A Pen with Wings: A Tribute – Erik Barnouw, 1908-2001Patricia R. Zimmermann
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- The Great Art of Light and Shadow: Archaeology of the CinemaJonathan Auerbach
- Film and Theory: An AnthologyDavid Boyd
- Promised Lands: Cinema, Geography, ModernismTom Conley
- Lies, Damn Lies and DocumentariesMary Debrett
- Movie-Struck Girls: Women and Motion Picture Culture after the NickelodeonLeanne Downing
- The Films of Martin Ritt: Fanfare for the Common ManMark Freeman
- The Vampire LecturesTim Groves
- Elia Kazan: InterviewsD.B. Jones
- Race and Urban Space in Contemporary American CulturePeter Limbrick
- Peter Greenaway: InterviewsAlex MacDonald
- Something Completely Different: British Television and American CultureHarriet Margolis
- Women in British Cinema: Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know & Typical Men: The Representation of Masculinity in Popular British CinemaBrian McFarlane
- British Cinema and the Cold War: The State, Propaganda and ConsensusMichael Paris
- An Unspeakable Betrayal: Selected Writings of Luis BuñuelInge Pruks-Izzo
- Black Superheroes, Milestone Comics, and their FansBill Routt
- Dead ManFiona A. Villella
- newmedia.com.auBrian Yecies
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