Tighe, Joseph A. 2004. in Critical Survey, 16 (3): 48-61. A study of Merleau-Ponty89’s phenomenology in his novel ‘All Quiet on the Western Front as a realistic and antiwar portrayal of the horrors of conflict, that…
Igreja, Victor M. F. 2015. in Current Anthropology, 56 (5): 678- 700. This article examines the phenomenon of informal video houses showing action films with scenes of violence to young people in Gorongosa, a district…
Qureshi, Bilal. 2018. in Film Quarterly, 72 (2): 67-70. The incorporation of previously marginalized segments of the population into film has allowed for the development of cinema as a discipline and art to tackle new…
Nye, Robert A. 2007. in The American Historical Review, 112 (2): 417-438. An exploration of the gender roles presents in soldiers throughout the war, examining how the existence of beliefs in these roles determined the…
Coulthard, Lisa. 2007. in Interrogating Postfeminism. An exploration of how Tarantino’s Kill Bill, failed to challenge the dominant patriarchal, capitalist ideology using violence carried out by a female protagonist…
Slocum, David J. 2000. In Social Research, 67 (3): 649-681. An analysis of the political nature of violence in Hollywood as a recurring theme in times of national crisis. The article argues for the coexistence of the…
Casey, Haskins. 2001. in The Journal of Aesthetics and Arts Criticism, 59 (4): 373-384. Haskins explores the multitude of approaches and of interpretations of art by reviewing Beningni’s ‘Life is Beautiful’ from an…
Maurizio, Siano. 1999. in Jewish Social Studies, 5 (3). Viano addresses the debate generated by ‘Life is Beautiful’ regarding what constitutes adequate treatment and respect towards serious topics such as the…
Cocks, Geoffrey. 2010. in Shofar, 28 (4): 72-85. An investigation into Kubrick’s Middle- European origins, filmmaking style and choice of sources to explore his resent of the Holocaust as a topic for his films. The…
Jennifer, Frost. 2013. in Jewish Films & New Media, 1 (2): 139-165. A revaluation of the film ‘Judgement at Nuremberg’ as an antithesis of the ‘Hollywoodization’ of the Holocaust. By examining the historical context,…