Contributors

Elaine Lennon

Elaine Lennon is a film historian and the author of ChinaTowne and Pathways of Desire: Emotional Architecture in the Films of Nancy Meyers. Elaine Lennon obtained a PhD in Film Studies at the School of Media, Dublin Institute of Technology where she lectured in film and screenwriting for a decade.

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Articles by Elaine Lennon

The Mordant Geography of Desire in Barbet Schroeder’s More (1969)

Published in Volume 19, Issue 11 / November 2015
The Subject Was Rose

Published in Volume 19, Issue 7 / July 2015
Billy Wilder’s Berlin Women: A Foreign Affair (1948)

Published in Volume 19, Issue 3 / March 2015
Robert Towne’s Television Years

Published in Volume 18, Issue 4 / April 2014
Out of Time: The Costumes of Bad Timing (1980)

Published in Volume 18, issue 3 / March 2014
Steers, Queers and Pioneers: Barbara Stanwyck’s 1950s Westerns, Part 1: Anthony Mann’s The Furies

Published in Volume 17, issue 12 / December 2013
Steers, Queers and Pioneers: Barbara Stanwyck’s 1950s Westerns: Part 2: Post-The Furies

Published in Volume 17, issue 12 / December 2013
The Final Showdown: 7 Men From Now (1956)

Published in Volume 17, issue 11 / November 2013
Year of the Gun: 1950 and the Rebirth of the Western

Published in Volume 17, issue 11 / November 2013
The Marxist and The Movies: A Biography of Paul Jarrico By Larry Ceplair

Published in Volume 17, Issue 9 / September 2013

Elaine Lennon

Articles by Elaine Lennon

The Mordant Geography of Desire in Barbet Schroeder’s More (1969)

The Subject Was Rose

Billy Wilder’s Berlin Women: A Foreign Affair (1948)

Robert Towne’s Television Years

Out of Time: The Costumes of Bad Timing (1980)

Steers, Queers and Pioneers: Barbara Stanwyck’s 1950s Westerns, Part 1: Anthony Mann’s The Furies

Steers, Queers and Pioneers: Barbara Stanwyck’s 1950s Westerns: Part 2: Post-The Furies

The Final Showdown: 7 Men From Now (1956)

Year of the Gun: 1950 and the Rebirth of the Western

The Marxist and The Movies: A Biography of Paul Jarrico By Larry Ceplair