From Jean-Paul Belmondo to Stan Brakhage: Romanticism and Intertextuality in Irma Vep and Les Misérables.
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The Holocaust in the Text: Victor Hugo's Les Misérables and the Allegorical Film Adaptation.
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"A Working Class Hero(ine) Is Something to Be": Affliction, The Dreamlife of Angels, and the Naturalist Tradition.
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Inverting French Heritage Cinema: Melville, Carax, and Pola X.
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Will There Ever Be a New French Cinema?
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Editor's Introduction.
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