Cinema Journal : Film Music Before King Kong 1927-1933; Akira Kursoawa Drunken Angel; Labor in Recession Era Media; Fast & Furious and Latinization; Control Z Films and Uruguay (2013 Journal)
by Michael Slowik, David Martin-Jones, Maria Soledad Montanez
This Cinema Journal issue explores film music, Akira Kurosawa’s Drunken Angel, labor and media during recession, Latinization in the Fast & Furious franchise, and Control Z films in Uruguay. Together, these topics present a broad selection of film and media scholarship spanning historical, industrial, and cultural perspectives.
About This Book
This issue of Cinema Journal brings together scholarship on film, media, and screen culture.
Its topics include film music before King Kong during 1927–1933 and analysis of Akira Kurosawa’s Drunken Angel.
The journal also considers labor in recession-era media, Latinization in the Fast & Furious films, and Control Z films in Uruguay in 2013.
It offers a varied collection for readers interested in cinema history, media industries, cultural representation, and regional film studies.
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