“Now Is the Time of Monsters”: A Roundtable on Contemporary Horror. When popular media and political cultures collide: British notions of public service, post-military identity and institutional corruption in ‘Bodyguard’ (BBC 2018). “Unknown, Unknown, Delaware, Unknown”: The Mind-Games of “Severance”. The Red Years of Cahiers du Cinéma (1968–1973). The Politics and Pedagogy of East Asian Cinema at an American University. A Pitch of Polemics: Stanley Cavell and the Sound(s) of Scholarship. “The Pandemic Special”: ‘South Park’’s Response to Covid. Netflix, HBO Nordic, and “Glocalized” TV Series: The View from Sweden. Narrative and Narration: Analyzing Cinematic Storytelling. In tribute to scholar and professor Thomas Elsaesser (1943-2019). Here Today, Gone Tomorrow: Documentary Distribution After the Streaming Wars. Frame Shifters and the Tinder of Television. “Fatal Attraction” Reboot Reviewed: Giving a Woman a Backstory as a Mentally Ill Murderer Does Not a Feminist Tale Make. Failures of Redescription in ‘The Rules of the Game’. Cinema and Subversion: Exploring the Ontologically Subversive Potential of Psychedelic Cinema. Chasing Down Melancholia: Some Reflections on Writing about the Treatment of Empire in ‘Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy’ (1979). Strategic Advocacy at the GLAAD Media Awards: An Interview with Rich Ferraro. Something Wilder: Noah Isenberg and Isabelle Freda in conversation on ‘Billy Wilder on Assignment’. Quare Intimacies: Maria Flood & Victor Evans on ‘Moonlight’. On ‘The Process Genre’: An Interview with Salomé Aguilera Skvirsky. Porno Dialectics: An Interview with Heather Berg by Jennifer Moorman. The Politics of Casting and Media Fandom: A Conversation between Kristen Warner and James Rendell. Little Lindy Is Kidnapped: How the Media Covered the Crime of the Century. “His favorite & his best film”: a conversation between Hamilton Carroll & Diane Negra on ‘Shadow of a Doubt’. Cinema at the End of Empire: A Discussion on Late-Colonial Filmmaking and the Algerian War. 
Casting Closets, Casting Spells: an Interview with Alfred L. 
The Bind of Exceptional Women: Alicia Kozma in Conversation on the Cinema of Stephanie Rothman. 
Beyond Identification: Daniel Morgan & Kyle Stevens Discuss Point of View and Camera Movement.Becoming the Canvas: An Interview with Nicolas Winding Refn – Part 2.Beauty and Fantasy: An Interview with Nicolas Winding Refn – Part 1.
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