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Consent Culture: Across Mediums

Theme week organized by
Tanya D. Zuk, Ph.D.Georgia State University

What About Boys? Affirmative Consent in American Teen Films

By Michele Meek, Ph.D.
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Consent Culture in Advertising: Absolut Vodka’s “Sex Responsibly” Campaign

By Mikayla Pevac

Intimacy Coordination and Sexual Consent in Normal People

By Tanya Horeck

Memeing Masculinity

By Philip A Sharp Jay Cafferata

Safety Tools and Consent Mechanics: Learning Consent from RPGs

By Mehitabel Glenhaber

Staff Picks: Fall Break

Theme week organized by
Ashley JonesGeorgia Southwestern State University

Hamilton on Disney+: Reasserting Collective Memory in a Crisis

By Jefferson Walker

“That Actually Happened” or Blackness, Comics, & Edutainment: Another Look At HBO’s Watchmen

By Asha S. Winfield
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"Girl, Don't Do It": Digital Blackvoice on TikTok

By Megan Connor

Fatherhood in The Mandalorian: Portraying a Clan of Two

By Eva Coleman Owusu
4 comments

Post-Sexuality in "Supernatural"

By Valeria Fabj

Supernatural (CW)

Theme week organized by
Ashley JonesGeorgia Southwestern State University

Supernatural from soundtrack to conventiontrack

By Amanda Kennell

Driver Picks the Music. Shotgun Shuts His Cakehole

By Ailea Merriam-Pigg
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Secrecy and Openness in "Supernatural"

By Matt Sobnosky Stephanie Williams

Post-Sexuality in "Supernatural"

By Valeria Fabj

New Black Hollywood

Theme week organized by
djonesGeorgia State University

Black Women as Godfathers and Gangstas: Set It Off's Divergence from the New Black Aesthetic

By Philana Payton

Run Faster: The Racial Politics of John Singleton

By Kyle Barrowman

Live, Love, Labor: Bill Duke's The Killing Floor and the Performance of Politicized Sociality

By NicholasForster

BLADE and the Foundations of Marvel Superhero's Movie Empire

By Dan Hassler-Forest
1 comment

Showing Black Lives Matter: Queen Sugar's Revisionist Plantation Mythologies

By Jacqueline Pinkowitz

Modern James Bond

Theme week organized by
Jayson QuearryGeorgia State University

Bond at the Olympics – On Her Majesty’s (Public) Service

By David Cottis
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The Heineken Bondverse

By Daniel Binns
3 comments

Casting a New 007: Can James Bond be Black?

By Eva Coleman Owusu
3 comments

Quantum of Solace, a dull reality

By Thomas Tubbs
3 comments

The return to Q’s lab in Spectre (2015)

By Claire Hines
1 comment

JCMS In Focus: Revoicing the Screen

Theme week organized by
Tessa DwyerMonash University
Jennifer O'MearaTrinity College Dubliin

Revoicing the Screen and Live Redubbing

By Jennifer O'Meara Tessa Dwyer

Jessica Krug’s “Drifting” Accent

By Pooja Rangan
1 comment

Accent and Irish Film

By Nicholas O'Riordan

Cineffable's Volunteer Labor: Visualizing the Festival's Community

By adamiens

The Liberation Politics of Live Translation

By Elena Razlogova
2 comments

The Mandalorian

Theme week organized by
Ashley JonesGeorgia Southwestern State University

Fatherhood in The Mandalorian: Portraying a Clan of Two

By Eva Coleman Owusu
4 comments

Moff Gideon, Blackness, and Nuance in The Mandalorian

By plcphd
4 comments

No Questions Asked

By J.D. Connor
5 comments

Latinidad and Reflections of the Border in “The Mandalorian”

By Anthony R. Ramirez
2 comments

Expanding Star Wars on Disney+

By Jason Scott
2 comments

Floating Cinemas

Theme week organized by
tanyagoldmanNew York University
jpetrychynUniversity of Waterloo

Editor's Notes — Floating Cinemas: Screening Movies In, On, and Around the Water

By jpetrychyn tanyagoldman

Show-boating and Race-baiting: Movies aboard the 'Sunny South'

By Paul S Moore

Movie Nights at Sea: Canadian Naval Screenings During World War II

By Peter Lester

Time and Tide: Jon Rubin's Floating Cinema Project

By Leo L Goldsmith

"Are You Brave Enough?:" On Jaws and the Theming of Water

By Carter Moulton

Cinemas on Stilts: British Pleasure Piers and Pop-up Screenings

By Olu Jenzen Lavinia Brydon

Studio Ghibli

Theme week organized by
Jayson QuearryGeorgia State University

Two Conceptions of Memory in Only Yesterday

By George Crosthwait
5 comments

Chihiro Grows Up: Defying the Infantilization of the Disney Princess

By Ryan Banfi
3 comments

From line to (outer) space in Takahata Isao’s films

By Amanda Kennell
1 comment

Yes, "Ghibli/Miyazaki anime" is great, but is that why it is so popular?

By Shiro Yoshioka
1 comment

Food and Studio Ghibli

By Maria Ancajas

Tik Tok

Theme week organized by
Ethan TusseyGeorgia State University

"That is fiiiiiierce!" Drag Queen Culture on the Audiovisual Platform, TikTok

By Krysten Stein

"Girl, Don't Do It": Digital Blackvoice on TikTok

By Megan Connor

TikTok’s Ireland Data Center and the Future of Energy

By Patrick Brodie

Even if You Edit, Give Credit: Black Cultural Appropriation on TikTok

By Breigha Adeyemo

My Name, My Age, My Favourite Colour…

By Edward Tristram

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