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IN TRANSLATION: A CONVERSATION WITH FRANCESCO CASE...
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THESE ANXIOUS TIMES: WHY WATCHING CHINESE PERIOD DRAMA MIGHT (NOT) BE GOOD FOR YOU (AT THE MOMENT) by Elke Weissmann
Last week, Kim Akass blogged about how the US press response to Adolescence (Netflix, 2025) made visible certain blind spots in a culture seemingly unable to identify that a particular kind of masculinity might be a problem....
Read MoreAdolescence (Netflix, 2025) Hits the US by Kim Akass
Everyone is talking about Stephen Graham and Jack Thorne’s latest venture: the 4-part series,...
Read MoreIN TRANSLATION: A CONVERSATION WITH FRANCESCO CASETTI ON NEO-TELEVISION, ROGER ODIN’S LEGACY AND CONTEMPORARY MEDIATION by Cathrin Bengesser
Mar 14, 2025 | Blogs, Transnational TV | 0
Cathrin Bengesser (Aarhus University) in conversation with Francesco Casetti (Yale University)...
Read MoreIN CONVERSATION: TELEVISION AND GOVERNANCE by David Levente Palatinus and Elke Weissmann
Trump is back in office, letting Elon Musk loose and apparently giving in to Russia’s demands as...
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‘In the not-too-distant future…’ For those of us of a certain age and from a certain...
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I have something of an ambivalent relationship with travel documentaries. While I often enjoy...
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Science fiction and comedy are often used for social commentary and animated sf/fantasy sitcom...
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In the final act of Jason Reitman’s Saturday Night, Matt Woods’s John Belushi ice skates in his...
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