Cinema Canada (Mar 1983)

Cover: The art of Sidney Goldsmith, senior scientific animator at the National Film Board of Canada, highlights the state of Canada’s unique contribution to animation, the subject of a feature article in this month’s Cinema Canada. The cover especially drawn by Goldsmith for this issue — shows the expansion of the sun’s envelope, some four or five billion years from now, as the heat of the red giant fractures one of Mars’ moons. No. 94 — March 1983 Publisher: Jean-Pierre Tadros, Editors: Connie Tadros, Jean-Pierre Tadros. Associate Editor: Michael Dorland. General Manager: Del Mehes (Toronto). Staff reporter: Bruce Malloch. Researcher: Yves Opinion: The work of foreign agents by Ronald Blumer ,.............0-0+++0%5 16 Gagnon. Columnists : Les Wedman, Linda Kupecek, Mike Riggio, George Letters fe tg te ek elk ee eae ty ele Oat 6 al tere aie fen atw. eee eel a See hs ene sens ah ee ee wie tee, ® Wea e 16 C George. Art Direction : Claire Baron. 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Cinema Canada Magazine Foundation is a non-profit organization : Canadian Charitable Organization no. 04435 1998-2213, Published with the financial assistance of the Canada Council. Second class mail registration no. 3081. ISSN 0009-7071 Film Reviews Denys Arcand & Douglas Jackson’s ‘Empire Inc.” by Michael Dorland .... Barry Lank’s “Kelekis: Fifty Years in the Chips”, John Bluenther’s “The Historical Dramatic Comedy of Punch and Judy”, Victor Dobchuk’s “So Far From Home?” by Rory Runnells Michael Murphy’s “Wild Goose Jack” by Joyce Nelson MEMO FROM: Film Studies Association of Canada TO: All Canadian Film Scholars SUBJECT: Manuscripts needed for CANADIAN FILM STUDIES You are invited to submit manuscripts for publication in CANADIAN FILM STUDIES, a bi-lingual collection of scholarly work on Canadian cinema, to be published under the auspices of the Film Studies Association of Canada, the National Film, Television and Sound Archives, and CINEMA CANADA The first volume is scheduled for Fall 1983. Administrative and editorial office : 834 Bloomfield Ave., Montreal H2V 386, Telephone (514) 272-5354. Toronto office: 67A Portland St. Toronto MSV 2M39, Telephone (416) 696-6829. Mailing address: P. O. Box 398, Outremont Station, Montreal H2V 4N3. Critical, theoretical and historical articles, primary materials, bibliographies, filmographies and archival materials will be-considered for inclusion in CANADIAN FILM STUDIES. First priority will be given to submissions on Canadian subjects by scholars working in Canada, but the Editorial Board will also consider articles on Canadian subjects written outside Canada and articles by Canadian scholars illustrated by references to non-Canadian films. The Editorial Board, composed of representatives from the FSAC and CINEMA CANADA will screen and edit all submissions, and when necessary will request evaluations of submitted material from readers expert in the field. Manuscripts must be typed, double-spaced and in duplicate. Normally they should not exceed 5000 words. They will be returned only if accompanied by a self addressed, stamped envelop. Mail to: CANADIAN FILM STUDIES c/o Willlam C. 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