American Cinema of the 1990s

CHRIS HOLMLUND is a professor of cinema studies, women's studies, and French at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville. She is also chair of the Cinema Studies Program and the author of several books on film.

“There is nothing like this series. Screen Decades firmly situates American cinema in the realms of material culture, popular culture, cultural narrative, reception analysis, and industrial history.”(American Quarterly) “There is nothing like this series. Screen Decades firmly situates American cinema in the realms of material culture, popular culture, cultural narrative, reception analysis, and industrial history.”(American Quarterly)

• Movies and the off-white gangster / Linda MizejewskiMovies and wayward images / Sharon WillisMovies and the politics of authorship / Amy VillarejoMovies and the new economics of blockbusters and indies / Chuck KleinhansMovies and partisan politics / Diane WaldmanMovies, teens, tots, and tech / Tim SharyMovies and homeland insecurity / Debra White-Stanley and Caryl FlinnMovies and the usable past / José B. CapinoMovies, dying fathers, and a few survivors / Krin GabbardMovies and millennial masculinity / Chris Holmlund