Ebook: Britton on film the complete film criticism of Andrew Britton

Cary Grant: comedy and male desire -- A new servitude: Bette Davis, Now, voyager, and the radicalism of the woman's film -- The devil, probably: the symbolism of evil -- Sideshows: Hollywood in Vietnam -- Blissing out: the politics of Reaganite entertainment -- Meet me in St. Louis: Smith, or The ambiguities -- Alfred Hitchcock's Spellbound: text and countertext -- Detour -- Notes on Pursued -- The family in The reckless moment -- The exorcist -- Jaws -- Mandingo -- 10 -- The great Waldo Pepper -- The other side of midnight -- Sexuality and power, or the two others -- Their finest hour: Humphrey Jennings and the British imperial myth of World War II -- Metaphor and mimesis: Madame de ... -- Thinking about father: Bernardo Bertolucci -- Living historically: two films by Jean-Luc Godard -- "Foxed": Fox and his friends -- In defense of criticism -- For interpretation: notes against camp -- The ideology of Screen -- The philosophy of the pigeonhole: Wisconsin formalism and "the classical style" -- The myth of postmodernism: the bourgeois intelligentsia in the age of Reagan -- Consuming culture: the development of a theoretical orthodoxy.