The Abortion Road Trip Film and the Pronatalist Discourse in the Post-Roe v. Wade US by Marina Zigneli

“…Thus, in recent years, we have watched a surge in the representation of abortion within the realm of the road-trip film genre in US-American cinema. Since 2015, several films, such as Grandma (2015), Little Woods (2018), Never Rarely Sometimes Always(2020), Unpregnant (2020), and Plan B (2021), have tackled this issue. …”
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Léo Malet ou le roman noir américain made in France by Crystel Pinçonnat

“…We will look at three of his best-known novels (Johnny Metal, Le Dé de jade and La Mort de Jim Licking), to show how Malet reappropriated the hard-boiled tradition through the lens of American cinema and reinvented it for the French public. …”
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Parodie à la frontière mexicaine dans Machete (Robert Rodriguez, 2010) et Tejano (David B. Garcia, 2018) by Marine Soubeille

“…While the Western, labelled “American cinema par excellence” by André Bazin and J.-L. …”
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Role of national cinema in the formation of national identity by Arseniy I. Tumanov

“…</p> <p>In addition, the author describes how Hollywood conservative cinema of the 40s and 50s differs from the American cinema of the New Hollywood of the 60s and 70s, which was characterized by greater frankness in covering certain topics and problems. …”
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Silent Majority, Violent Majority: The Counter-Revolution in 70s Cinema by Peter Andrew Novick

“…Far from the traditional American Right, however, and distinctly un-Fascist (in as much as the term means more than a simple epithet), these films acted to unite traditional European philosophy and revolutionary thought with organic conservative American tendencies, resulting in hybrid films which challenged the new social movements, while working within the medium of liberal New American Cinema. The article will address three themes from the era: violence and race in the city, revenge against “liberated women”, and fear and loathing of homosexuality. …”
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From Impulse to Action—<i>Noah</i> (2014) and <i>Exodus: Gods and Kings</i> (2014) as Secular Bible Epics by Sylvie Magerstädt

“…Having proclaimed that modern cinema brings with it a crisis of truth that challenges the certainties of classic American cinema and its clear ideas on morality and belief, Deleuze ultimately calls for a leap of faith to reinstate the possibility of action. …”
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21L.011 The Film Experience, Fall 2006 by Thorburn, David

“…The primary focus is on American cinema, but secondary attention is paid to works drawn from other great national traditions, such as France, Italy, and Japan. …”
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Vetluguin as Frederick Van Ryn: about Vladimir Ryndzyun’s American Literary “Projection” by Dmitry D. Nikolaev

“…He contributed to American journalism and American cinema as Voldemar Vetluguin, and to American literature as Frederick Van Ryn. …”
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The Enemy with Human Face? Rehumanization of the Images of Americans in the Soviet Thaw Cinema by Oleg Riabov

“…The contribution of the article in the field of cultural Cold War is threefold: for the first time, it studies the American characters’ images through the prism of the concept of rehumanization; establishes common and particular traits of deconstruction of the image of the enemy in Soviet and American cinema; and introduces new materials into scientific circulation. …”
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Una política de autores para Latinoamérica. (Nuevos cines y nueva crítica: Argentina, Brasil, México en los sesenta) / A politique des auteurs for Latin America. (New cinemas and n... by David Leonardo Oubiña

“…Keywords: Politics of Authorship  /  New Latin American Cinema  /  Popular cinema and highbrow cinema  /  Poetics and politics  /  Industry vs. revolution   …”
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Police/Militia in (Post-)Soviet Popular Culture (Towards a Historical Iconography of Power) by D. V. Popov

“…From constructing the myth of cooperation between the government and the population, militia cinema moves on to deconstructing the myth, achieving an effect of denigration. The fashion for American cinema brings elements of action, thriller, horror. …”
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Filmiriita rajakaupungissa: Viipurin tapaus by Noora Kallioniemi, Aymeric Pantet

“…Here we study, through film exhibition in Vyborg, whether the pro-German film industry succeeded in preventing the screening of American cinema in Finland. We will also examine whether the attempt to ban American films was reflected in the everyday lives of filmgoers in Viipuri and what role German films played in the programming. …”
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Experimentación e innovación en el cortometraje documental latinoamericano moderno: las experiencias de Brasil, Cuba y México/ Experimentation and innovation in the modern Latin Am... by Javier Cossalter

“…Abstract: This article deals with modern Latin American cinema based on the articulation of the short film and the documentary as fundamental agents in the settlement of this phenomenon in the region. …”
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Mexican Transnational Cinema and Literature, edited by Maricruz Castro Ricalde, Mauricio Díaz Calderón and James Ramey by Carolina Rocha

“…For instance, in her article in a special issue dedicated to Transnational Latin American Cinemas, Jean Anne Lauer focused on the support for Mexican cinema in national and international contexts.…”
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