CineAction 94 Contents
LONG FORM DRAMA
The International Language of Espionage:
Melodrama, The Americans, and the Global Television Imaginary – by Meredith Slifkin
Mad Men, the Historical Novel, and Social Change – by William Bartley
Long Form Televisual Narrative and Operatic Structure in Bryan Fuller’s Hannibal – by Maria Ionita
Rehabilitating Imperial Glory: Or Rome Finishes What Gladiator Started – by Malcolm Morton
Working Toward a Television Canon – by Thomas A. Foster
Are Sitcoms the Future of West African Cinema? – by Boukary Sawadogo
Read It Today, See It Tonight: Extratextuality and the Silent Film Serial – by Justin J. Morris
SHORT SUBJECTS
Skaterdater: Short Film, Long Ride – by Cynthia Felando
Reading the Ruins: Solomon Nagler’s perhaps/We – by Colin Arason
The Artistry of Walerian Borowczyk –by Alison Frank
EXTRAS:
Anatomy of Anatomy of a Murder – by Richard Teleky
The Journey of Cecile Shu Shuen Tang, Hong Kong’s First Female Independent Filmmaker: In Her Own Words – by Alice Shih