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Table of Contents
Call for Close-Up Submissions
- Oh, the Places It Did Go: The Diasporic Journeys of Blaxploitation
- Revisiting Sara Gomez
Tribute
A Tribute to Jim Brown: Three the Hard Way, as Athlete, Actor, and Activist (1936-2023)
- Joseph E. Roskos
Article
Make Way for Tomorrow: Documenting the Struggle in Madeline Anderson's Integration Report 1 (1960)
- Matthew Eng
Close-Up: The Harder They Come: The Legacy Continues
Introduction
- Allison J. Brown
Fear, Sufferation, and Mythology in the Metamorphosis of Ivan to Rhygin
- Nicole Plummer
The Postcolonial Jamaican Outlaw Hero in Perry Henzell’s The Harder They Come
- Willam A. Heade
“I wanted to combine realism with a sort of lighter touch”: An Interview with Perry Henzell, Director of The Harder They Come
- Bruce R. Paddington
Casting, Music, and Logistics in The Harder They Come: A Conversation with Robert Russell
- Allison J. Brown
A Pioneer of Jamaican Film: A Conversation with Raymond Edwards
- Alpha Obika
Dossier—The Harder They Come, Fiftieth Anniversary Exhibition
- Allison J. Brown
Close-Up: Jordan Peele, the “Looking Trilogy”
Introduction
- David C.Wall
Horror and Loss in Samuel Fuller’s Shock Corridor and Jordan Peele’s Get Out
-Alice Mikal Craven
Horrifying Whiteness and Jordan Peele’s Get Out
- Julia Mollenthiel
Black Identity and Resistance Revisited through Jordan Peele’s Get Out and Us
- Jayson Baker
Olivier Barlet Dossier
FESPACO 2023 / 1: A Cinema in Response to Terrorism
- Olivier Barlet
FESPACO 2023 / 2: Women in African Cinema
- Olivier Barlet
