In this Issue

Table of Contents

Introduction

pp. 1-2
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"Not Very Attractive": How the Interstate Highway System Reconfigured Cinematic Space and Made the Rural Horrifying

John Paul Taylor
pp. 3-17
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"Good Oriental Setting": Negotiating San Francisco Locations for The Killer Elite

Joshua Gleich
pp. 18-31
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WGPR-TV Detroit: Building Black Media Infrastructure in the Postrebellion City

Annie Laurie Sullivan
pp. 32-45
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"Emek Is Ours, Istanbul Is Ours": Reimagining a Movie Theater through Urban Activism

Zeynep Yasar
pp. 46-59
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The Politics of Space within the Mexico-US Border Region: The War on Drugs and Geographies of Violence in Sicario (2015)

Hilaria Loyo
pp. 60-72
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Berlin Replayed: Cinema and Urban Nostalgia in the Postwall Era by Brigitta B. Wagner (review)

Samantha Herndon
pp. 73-74
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Shot on Location: Postwar Hollywood's Exploration of Real Space by R. Barton Palmer (review)

Britta Hanson
pp. 75-76
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Hollywood's Hawaii: Race, Nation, and War by Delia Malia Caparoso Konzett. (review)

Selena Dickey
pp. 77-79
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Fantasies of Neglect: Imagining the Urban Child in American Film and Fiction by Pamela Robertson Wojcik (review)

Peter C. Kunze
pp. 80-81
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Nollywood Stars: Media and Migration in West Africa and the Diaspora by Noah A. Tsika (review)

Ramna Walia
pp. 82-84
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