FIGURE 1: A piece of promotional material for Ringing Bell. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQt8CqVPNC4&t=262s FIGURE 2: The film’s opening song, and the address that follows. “Wolf! Alright, I’ve decided to be your apprentice…
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An American Werewolf in London. Dir. John Landis. Universal Pictures. 1981.
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Prail Coffell
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“The wolf’s bloodline must be severed; the last remaining werewolf must be destroyed. It’s you David.” An American tourist, traumatised and alone wakes up in a London hospital after an…
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Corpse Bride. Tim Burton. Warner Brothers. 2005.
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Lili Cave
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‘In the act of othering, what is projected onto the other is all that must be refused in constructing the identity of the self’[1]. Consequently, establishing a human/animal binary often…
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Wolfwalkers. Dir Tomm Moore and Ross Stewart. Apple TV+. 2020.
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Eleanore Speight
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This wild land must be civilised. Whilst this film’s premise – the child-friendly tale of two young werewolves attempting to end Oliver Cromwell’s invasion of Ireland – may sound bizarre,…
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