Ryan Prout
Biographic Data
| ID | 959606 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ryan Prout |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ryan |
| FAMILY NAME | Prout |
| SIGNATURE | PROUT R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Cardiff University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1058-7741 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Around the Circuit
Toronto International Film Festival 2012: 6-12 September, 2012 A report by Barry Keith Grant Madeira FilmFestival 2012: 2-6 May, 2012 A Report by Ryan Prout Expand New Horizons in Poland T-Mobile New Horizons International Film Festival: 19 - 29 July 2012 A report by Marcin Radomski
Between automoción patria and maternal combustion
Critics, fans and bloggers have recently articulated a polarized set of responses to the 1967 film Sor Citroën alongside a growth in nostalgia for early models of smallformat Spanish cars. This article uses key texts by Virginia Scharff and Deborah Clark on the history of women's automobilism to posit that the dissonances and paradoxes that have previously been identified in Sor Citroën reflect not only the contradictions of a stagnant desarrolli…
Critical condition
This article reads Carla Subirana's documentary film Nedar against a background of panic in the mainstream media (in Spain as in the United States and the United Kingdom) about Alzheimer's disease and the apocalyptic demography presupposed by an aging population. It considers the history of Alzheimer's disease and diagnosis to propose that while technologies for the medical representation of the disease are becoming globalised, cultural responses…
Interviews
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Cradling the Nation
Just as record numbers of migrants to Spain have been changing the country's demographic face in the last decade, so too has another phenomenon, that of international adoption, a movement of infant
Film Reviews
The Lost World of Tibet (2008) UK Director Emma Hindley Producer Emma Hindley Cinematography Johann Perry With Dan Cruikshank, the Dalai Lama. Runtime 90 minutes Preview Screening 26 February 2008 at the British Film Institute First UK Broadcast 3 March 2008 There Will Be Blood (2007) USA Producers Paul Thomas Anderson, Daniel Lupi and JoAnne Sellar Director Paul Thomas Anderson Screenplay Paul Thomas Anderson Based on the novel Oil! by Upton Sin…
Festivals
Zurich Film Festival, 27 September7 October 2007 A report by Davide Caputo Telluride Film Festival, 30 August3 September 2007 A report by Gary M. Kramer 2660 minutes in 11 days Jan Lumholdt reports from a most epic Venice festival of plenty of variation, quality and a couple of pure gems Iris Prize Festival, Cardiff 46 October 2007 A report by Ryan Prout Stories from the movie mountain: the Motovun International Film Festival, 2327 July 2007 A re…
Festivals
Festival de Cannes 1425 May 2008 A report by Jan Lumholdt Banja Luka International Film Festival | 29 May 2008 A report by Ryan Prout
British Film Makers
London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival 29 March12 April 2006
Fortress Europe in Recent Spanish Film
Writing ten years ago, Neal Ascherson predicted an imminent future for the European Union when, as fast its walls went up and could be fortified around a closed territory, those left outside its bo
Documenta
Cosmic Weddings and a Funeral
Jail-house Rock
The demerits and merits of Cuba's quarantine facilities for AIDS patients and seropositives have been widely debated. This article expands the debate by referring to the phenomenon of HIV self‐injection in Cuba, as documented in the 1995 film, Socialism or Death. There is an assessment of the economic, medical, and educational context which informed the events depicted by the film. HIV self‐injection is discussed alongside reference to the develo…
Critical condition
This article reads Carla Subirana's documentary film Nedar against a background of panic in the mainstream media (in Spain as in the United States and the United Kingdom) about Alzheimer's disease and the apocalyptic demography presupposed by an aging population. It considers the history of Alzheimer's disease and diagnosis to propose that while technologies for the medical representation of the disease are becoming globalised, cultural responses…
Cradling the Nation
Just as record numbers of migrants to Spain have been changing the country's demographic face in the last decade, so too has another phenomenon, that of international adoption, a movement of infant
Fortress Europe in Recent Spanish Film
Writing ten years ago, Neal Ascherson predicted an imminent future for the European Union when, as fast its walls went up and could be fortified around a closed territory, those left outside its bo
Jail-house Rock
The demerits and merits of Cuba's quarantine facilities for AIDS patients and seropositives have been widely debated. This article expands the debate by referring to the phenomenon of HIV self‐injection in Cuba, as documented in the 1995 film, Socialism or Death. There is an assessment of the economic, medical, and educational context which informed the events depicted by the film. HIV self‐injection is discussed alongside reference to the develo…
Jail-house Rock
The demerits and merits of Cuba's quarantine facilities for AIDS patients and seropositives have been widely debated. This article expands the debate by referring to the phenomenon of HIV self‐injection in Cuba, as documented in the 1995 film, Socialism or Death. There is an assessment of the economic, medical, and educational context which informed the events depicted by the film. HIV self‐injection is discussed alongside reference to the develo…
Cosmic Weddings and a Funeral
Documenta
London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival 29 March12 April 2006
Fortress Europe in Recent Spanish Film
Writing ten years ago, Neal Ascherson predicted an imminent future for the European Union when, as fast its walls went up and could be fortified around a closed territory, those left outside its bo
British Film Makers
Film Reviews
The Lost World of Tibet (2008) UK Director Emma Hindley Producer Emma Hindley Cinematography Johann Perry With Dan Cruikshank, the Dalai Lama. Runtime 90 minutes Preview Screening 26 February 2008 at the British Film Institute First UK Broadcast 3 March 2008 There Will Be Blood (2007) USA Producers Paul Thomas Anderson, Daniel Lupi and JoAnne Sellar Director Paul Thomas Anderson Screenplay Paul Thomas Anderson Based on the novel Oil! by Upton Sin…
Festivals
Zurich Film Festival, 27 September7 October 2007 A report by Davide Caputo Telluride Film Festival, 30 August3 September 2007 A report by Gary M. Kramer 2660 minutes in 11 days Jan Lumholdt reports from a most epic Venice festival of plenty of variation, quality and a couple of pure gems Iris Prize Festival, Cardiff 46 October 2007 A report by Ryan Prout Stories from the movie mountain: the Motovun International Film Festival, 2327 July 2007 A re…
Festivals
Festival de Cannes 1425 May 2008 A report by Jan Lumholdt Banja Luka International Film Festival | 29 May 2008 A report by Ryan Prout
Cradling the Nation
Just as record numbers of migrants to Spain have been changing the country's demographic face in the last decade, so too has another phenomenon, that of international adoption, a movement of infant
Interviews
Preview this article: Interviews, Page 1 of 1 /docserver/preview/fulltext/fint/9/4/s11-1.gif
Around the Circuit
Toronto International Film Festival 2012: 6-12 September, 2012 A report by Barry Keith Grant Madeira FilmFestival 2012: 2-6 May, 2012 A Report by Ryan Prout Expand New Horizons in Poland T-Mobile New Horizons International Film Festival: 19 - 29 July 2012 A report by Marcin Radomski
Between automoción patria and maternal combustion
Critics, fans and bloggers have recently articulated a polarized set of responses to the 1967 film Sor Citroën alongside a growth in nostalgia for early models of smallformat Spanish cars. This article uses key texts by Virginia Scharff and Deborah Clark on the history of women's automobilism to posit that the dissonances and paradoxes that have previously been identified in Sor Citroën reflect not only the contradictions of a stagnant desarrolli…
Critical condition
This article reads Carla Subirana's documentary film Nedar against a background of panic in the mainstream media (in Spain as in the United States and the United Kingdom) about Alzheimer's disease and the apocalyptic demography presupposed by an aging population. It considers the history of Alzheimer's disease and diagnosis to propose that while technologies for the medical representation of the disease are becoming globalised, cultural responses…
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