Studies in Eastern European Cinema 10.1
- Studies in Eastern European Cinema 10.1
- Special announcement: SEEC on the Scopus database
Volume 10.1. of Studies in Eastern European Cinema, special issue is now available online:
Content:
Editorial
Peter Hames
Articles:
Věra Chytilová’s The Fruit of Paradise [Ovoce stromů rajských jíme, 1969]: radical aura and the international avant-garde
Felicity Gee
Between two waves: Věra Chytilová and Jean-Luc Godard
Iveta Jusová & Dan Reyes
‘Before I fought ideology, not money’: Věra Chytilová and the 1990s transformation of Czech cinema culture
Jindřiška Bláhová
‘Calamity’: the small town and railway as allegory
Luboš Ptáček
Obituaries
Lucian Pintilie (1933–2018)
Andrei Gorzo
Piotr Szulkin (26 April 1950–3 August 2018)
Sebastian Jakub Konefał
Reviews / reports:
Chytilová and the photographers
Peter Hames
The Creation of Meaning: Mezi – obrazy: Mediální praktiky kameramana Jaroslava Kučery/In between images: cinematographer Jaroslav Kučera’s media practices. By Kateřina Svatoňová
Peter Hames
National identity in Hungarian cinema between 1929 and 1947
Györgyi Vajdovich
Eastern Europe proves to be a Nordic mirage: Beyond Eastern Noir: reimaging Russia and Eastern Europe in Nordic cinemas. Anna Estera Mrozewicz (ed.)
Lars Kristensen
A comparative approach to spatial figurations in Hungarian and Romanian cinema: Space in Romanian and Hungarian Cinema. Anna Batori (ed.)
Hajnal Király
Special announcement:
It is with great pleasure that the editorial board of Studies in Eastern European Cinema announces that the journal has been approved for inclusion into the largest database of peer-reviewed literature, Scopus. The decision serves as recognition of the outstanding quality of submissions. It would further allow the publication increased visibility and a more straightforward assessment of impact.
