June-July 2018, no. 402

June-July 2018, no. 402

Welcome to the June-July Film and Television issue! Highlights include:

'Witch-hunt or a great awakening?: Tensions surrounding the #MeToo movement' by Felicity Chaplin

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'The drama of it: Television comedy's new aesthetic' by James McNamara

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2018 Australian Book Review Film Survey

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Rape and Resistance: Understanding the complexities of sexual violation by Linda Martín Alcoff

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Note from the guest editor - James McNamara

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News from the Editor's Desk - June–July 2018

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'The Brodie set" Muriel Spark’s "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie"' by Sally Grant

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On 'Black Panther' by Dilan Gunawardana

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Hitler and Film: The Führer’s hidden passion by Bill Niven

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'La Parisienne' in Cinema: Between art and life by Felicity Chaplin

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Reinventing Hollywood: How 1940s filmmakers changed movie storytelling by David Bordwell

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Warner Bros: The Making of an American movie studio by David Thomson

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Beyond the Silver Screen: A history of women, filmmaking and film culture in Australia 1920–1990 by Mary Tomsic

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Making a Meal of It: Writing about film by Brian McFarlane

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Love and Lament: An essay on the arts in Australia in the twentieth century by Margaret Plant

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The Big Four: The curious past and perilous future of the global accounting monopoly by Ian D. Gow and Stuart Kells

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Fair Share: Competing claims and Australia’s economic future by Stephen Bell and Michael Keating

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Census by Jesse Ball

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Last Stories by William Trevor

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Bohemia Beach by Justine Ettler

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The Friendly Ones by Philip Hensher

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The Bridge edited by Enza Gandolfo

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Berlin Alexanderplatz by Alfred Döblin, translated by Michael Hofmann

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Zanzibar Light by Philip Mead

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'Interruption: An Assay', a new poem by Jane Hirshfield

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Enlightenment Now: The case for reason, science, humanism and progress by Steven Pinker

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The Lost Boys: Inside Muzafer Sherif’s Robbers Cave experiment by Gina Perry

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The year everything changed: 2001 by Phillipa McGuinness

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Waiting for Elijah by Kate Wild

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The Story of Shit by Midas Dekkers, translated by Nancy Forest-Flier

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Do Oysters Get Bored?: A curious life by Rozanna Lilley

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Poet of the Month with Philip Mead

Hard Horizons by Geoff Page & The Left Hand Mirror by Ron Pretty

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Critic of the Month with Brenda Niall

Letters to the Editor - June–July 2018

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