July 2020 – You Remind Me of the Frame

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Month: July 2020

“What’s To Come is Still Unsure”: The Filmic Detail in Twelfth Night (1996)

Twelfth Night is one of the most frequently performed Shakespeare plays because…
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“Who Decides? It is Written”: Finding the Unknown in Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead (1990)

One of the benefits of adapting an established story is that you…
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“A Rose by Any Other Name”: Shakespeare and Film

Intro for the Week Shakespeare remains an inescapable literary force, one which…
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Finding Room on the Screen (Frankenstein, Pride and Prejudice…)

I have a complicated relationship with classic adaptation films. I generally find…
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“It’s a Small World, Spiritually Speaking”: Music and Myth in O Brother, Where Art Thou? (2000)

“O Muse! Sing in me, and through me tell the story“ Edited…
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“I’m Just a Woman”: Quiet Rebellion in Little Women (2019)

Updated August 29th, 2021. Little Women argues that romance is a luxury,…
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Fidelity and Adaptation: Or How To Ruin/Save Your Favourite Book

Week Intro Adaptation films arrive with a specific audience in mind, one…
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“Who Am I?”: Unmasking the Past and Moving Forward with the Present in HBO’s Watchmen Series (2019)

A transmedial discussion I’ve been thinking a lot about what it means…
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“Our Lady of the Upside Down”: Persephone’s Rebirth in Hadestown (2019)

Part III of III Hadestown makes old material relevant and suggests that…
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“Working on a Song”: The Role of the Adaptor in Hadestown (2019)

Part II of III Anaïs Mitchell’s musical emphasizes the act of storytelling…
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