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literature list on: Mulligan, Robert
number of items: 6
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#1
Alpin, Donald G. / Cauthen, Cramer R.: The gift refused: The southern lawyer in To Kill a Mockingbird, The Client, and Cape Fear. In: Studies in Popular Culture 19. 1996. No. 2. [?D] pp. 257-276.
Index:
 Mulligan, Robert 
 Schumacher, Joel 
 Thompson, J. Lee 
 Scorsese, Martin 
 To Kill a Mockingbird (1962) 
 Client, The (1994) 
 Cape Fear (1962) 
 Cape Fear (1991) 
 Justiz ~ Justice 
#2
Delorme, Stéphane: Southern gothic. In: Cahiers du Cinéma 2012. No. 684. [December] pp. 68-70.
Description:
 Discusses Charles Laughton’s The Night of the Hunter, Robert Mulligan’s To Kill a Mockingbird and Elia Kazan’s Baby Doll. 
Index:
 Laughton, Charles 
 Mulligan, Robert 
 Kazan, Elia 
 Night of the Hunter, The (1955) 
 To Kill a Mockingbird (1962) 
 Baby Doll (1956) 
 USA (United States of America) ~ USA (United States of America) 
 Horror ~ Horror 
#3
Herbert, Daniel: To mock a killingbird: Martin Arnold’s Passage à l’acte and the dissymmetries of cultural exchange. In: Millennium Film Journal 2006. No. 45/46. [Fall] pp. 92-101.
Index:
 Arnold, Martin 
 Mulligan, Robert 
 Passage à l’acte (1992) 
 To Kill a Mockingbird (1962) 
 Experimentalfilme ~ Experimental Films 
#4
Malizia, Lydie: Masques fantastiques, lumière et visage: De la candeur a la terreur. In: Cinémaction 2006. No. 118. [January] pp. 103-108.
Description:
 On the motif of human faces turned into masque-like visages in horror film. Includes examples from the two Village of the Damned films by Wolf Rilla and John Carpenter, Jack Clayton’s The Innocents, Robert Mulligan’s The Other and Roman Polanski’s Rosemary’s Baby. 
Index:
 Rilla, Wolf 
 Carpenter, John 
 Clayton, Jack 
 Mulligan, Robert 
 Polanski, Roman 
 Village of the Damned (1960) 
 Village of the Damned (1995) 
 Innocents, The (1961) 
 Other, The (1972) 
 Rosemary’s Baby (1968) 
 Körper ~ Bodies 
 Horror ~ Horror 
#5
Nau, Peter: So dunkel ist die Nacht ... Über Kriminalfilme und ihr Genre. In: Fernseh- und Kino-Technik 27. 1983. No. ?N. [November] pp. 516-533.
Description:
 Especially on the mystery crime film and the film noir. Discusses, among others, Robert Wise’s Born to Kill, Richard Fleischer’s The Narrow Margin, Robert Mulligan’s The Nickel Ride, Robert Montgomery’s Ride the Pink Horse and Joseph H. Lewis’s So Dark the Night. 
Index:
 Wise, Robert 
 Fleischer, Richard 
 Mulligan, Robert 
 Montgomery, Robert 
 Lewis, Joseph H. 
 Born to Kill (1947) 
 Narrow Margin, The (1952) 
 Nickel Ride, The (1974) 
 Ride the Pink Horse (1947) 
 So Dark the Night (1946) 
 Nacht ~ Night 
 Kriminalität ~ Crime 
 Film Noir ~ Film Noir 
#6
Shaw, Bradley: Baptizing Boo: Religion in the cinematic Southern gothic. In: Mississippi Quarterly 63. 2010. No. 3/4. [?D] pp. 445-476.
Description:
 Discusses especially Robert Mulligan’s To Kill a Mockingbird, Billy Bob Thornton’s Sling Blade and Robert Duvall’s The Apostle. 
Index:
 Mulligan, Robert 
 Thornton, Billy Bob 
 Duvall, Robert 
 To Kill a Mockingbird (1962) 
 Sling Blade / Reckoning (1996) 
 Apostle, The (1997) 
 Religion ~ Religion 
 Horror ~ Horror 
 USA (United States of America) ~ USA (United States of America) 
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