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Articles in Fall 2003 issue of Canadian Journal of Film Studies

REVISIONS: A Special Issue in Honour of Peter Morris
by Allan, Blaine
YOU SHOULD KNOW SOMETHING-ANYTHING-ABOUT THIS MOVIE. YOU PAID FOR IT
by Urquhart, Peter
NATHAN L. NATHANSON INTRODUCES CANADIAN ODEON: Producing National Competition in Film Exhibition
by Moore, Paul S
TOUCH: SENSUOUS THEORY AND MULTISENSORY MEDIA
by Barlow, Melinda
PLEASING THE CANADIANS: A National Flavour for Early Cinema, 1896-1914
by Steven, Peter
NOBODY'S PERFECT: WRITINGS FROM THE NEW YORKER
by Burnett, Colin N S
"NON-THEATRICAL WITH DREAMS OF THEATRICAL": Paradoxes of a Canadian Semi-Documentary Film Noir
by Druick, Zoe
LOCATING THE ARTIST IN THIRTY TWO SHORT FILMS ABOUT GLENN GOULD
by Varga, Darrell
MEDIATED ASSOCIATIONS: CINEMATIC DIMENSIONS OF SOCIAL THEORY
by Ashton, Dyrk
GHOSTBUSTED! Popular Perceptions of English-Canadian Cinema
by Vanderburgh, Jennifer

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