Author Steven Marsh

Steven Marsh

Steven Marsh is Assistant Professor of Spanish Cultural Studies at the University of Illinois, Chicago. Previously, he lived in Madrid where he still spends much of the year. He is the author of Popular Spanish Film Under Franco: Comedy and the Weakening of the State (Palgrave, 2005) and one of the writers of the forthcoming collaborative volume Cinema and the Mediation of Everyday Life: An Oral History of Cinema Going in 1940s and 1950s Spain. He is co-editor of the anthology of essays entitled Gender and Spanish Cinema (Berg, 2004).

Work in Progress

Steven Marsh

April 2009

CTEQ Annotations on Film

Issue 50

Work in Progress/En construcción (2001 Spain 125 mins) Prod Co: Ovideo TV S.A. Dir, Scr: José Luis Guerín Phot: Alex Gaultier Ed: Mercedes Álvarez, Núria Esquerra Work in Progress (En...

Almodóvar, Pedro

Steven Marsh

July 2006

Great Directors

Issue 40

b. September 25, 1949, Calzada de Calatrava, Spain Filmography Select Bibliography Articles in Senses Web Resources Pedro Almodóvar is the cultural symbol par excellence of the restoration of...

Berlanga, Luis García

Steven Marsh

March 2003

Great Directors

Issue 25

b. June 12, 1921, Valencia, Spain d. November 13, 2010, Madrid, Spain filmography bibliography web resources Luis García Berlanga spearheaded the dramatic transformation that Spanish cinema...

The 21st century plague: Cinema in the age of COVID-19

And Then We Danced: Queer sounds and movement

Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom as Pasolini’s Film on Film

The Russian Doll and Skripov the Spy: ASIO’s Legal Resident (1963) and Peter Butt’s Final Rendezvous (2020)

Tokyo 1969: Revolutionary Image Thieves in a Disintegrating City

The Last Film Festival: the 2020 Berlinale

AFI/AFM 2010 – Places to Fly Away From

Pandemic Diary of a Lonely Cinephile: CPH:DOX 2020

Collective Heroes: Activism and Activation at the International Film Festival Rotterdam

Hungarian Rhapsody: The Experimental Forum at the 49th Thessaloniki International Film Festival

The Big Goodbye: “Chinatown” and the Last Years of Hollywood, by Sam Wasson

Reading Film: Light into Ink: A Critical Survey of 50 Film Novelizations, by S. M. Guariento

A meet and happy conversation: Stanley Cavell and Film: Scepticism and Self-Reliance at the Cinema by Catherine Wheatley

The Past Is Not Even Past: Afterimages, by Laura Mulvey

The Toad and the Insect: On Mark Bartholomew’s Adcreep: The Case Against Modern Marketing

Hard Labour: Cecil Holmes’s Captain Thunderbolt (1953)

Adrift in the Shadows of Fog: Forget Love for Now (Hiroshi Shimizu, 1937)

Kiss Me, Stupid (Billy Wilder, 1964)

A journey through 1930s Japan: Mr. Thank You (Hiroshi Shimizu, 1936)

Open Game – Our Strange Love for Martha Ivers

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Author Steven Marsh

Steven Marsh

Work in Progress

Almodóvar, Pedro

Berlanga, Luis García