The Death of Film and the Hollywood Response Andrew Gilbert April 2012 Feature Articles Could all of this year’s major Oscar nominated films be read as allegories of the end of the “celluloid” era? Andrew Gilbert argues that, collectively, their narratives reflect certain anxieties about the post-celluloid age of filmmaking.
Brave New World: Some Reflections on the Digital Revolution in General and Digital Cinema in Particular Sally Shafto February 2009 Feature Articles As the effects of digital technology become increasing pervasive within contemporary culture, Sally Shafto discusses what uses it is put in a range of auteur films such as Jia Zhang Ke’s The World, Eric Rohmer’s The Lady and the Duke and Abbas Kiarostami’s Ten.
