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Books Received

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Shakespeare on Screen in Francophonia. CNRS and the humanities. How to Use and Cite. Book, Article and Film Reviews. IRCL-UMR 5186 CNRS Université Montpellier 3.

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Contributors

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Shakespeare on Screen in Francophonia. CNRS and the humanities. How to Use and Cite. Book, Article and Film Reviews. François AMY DE LA BRETEQUE. U of Queensland (Australia). Queens U., Belfast. California Baptist University (USA). Ecole de Santé des Armées, Lyon. U of Alabama (USA). Florida Atlantic University (USA). George Washington U. (USA). Douglas M. LANIER. New Hampshire U. (USA). U of Lisbon (Portugal). IRCL-UMR 5186 CNRS Université Montpellier 3.

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Events

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Shakespeare on Screen in Francophonia. CNRS and the humanities. How to Use and Cite. Book, Article and Film Reviews. Shakespeare on Screen in Francophonia. Fifth one-day conference Friday 17, 2014. University Montpellier 3, IRCL (France). Ed Sarah Hatchuel and Nathalie Vienne-Guerrin. Publications des Universités de Rouen et du Havre: 2014. IRCL-UMR 5186 CNRS Université Montpellier 3.

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Editorial policy

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Shakespeare on Screen in Francophonia. CNRS and the humanities. How to Use and Cite. Book, Article and Film Reviews. We publish articles in English mostly for more visibility although we do consider French contributions from non-English speaking scholars. Papers go through a double blind scholarly peer review. Before submitting your article, please follow the English stylesheet. For English papers) or the French stylesheet. Articles should be sent by email to both editors, Nathalie Vienne-Guerrin.

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Links

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Shakespeare on Screen in Francophonia. CNRS and the humanities. How to Use and Cite. Book, Article and Film Reviews. The Internet Movie Database (IMDb). An online database providing information on films, television shows, production personnel, etc. ( IMDb. Institut National de l'Audiovisuel (INA). Or Institut National de l'Audiovisuel. British Film Institute (BFI). An International Database of Shakespeare on Film, Television and Radio. An "authoritative online database of Shakespeare-related content in f...

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Filmography

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Shakespeare on Screen in Francophonia. CNRS and the humanities. How to Use and Cite. Book, Article and Film Reviews. The film references are listed in alphabetical order under each Shakespeare play heading. Credits: many of the references were originally compiled by Mariangela Tempera, and have since been completed by the research team. As You Like It. Comme il vous plaira. Dir Agnès Delarive (1972). Dir Christian Schiaretti (2006). Dir Josée Dayan (1980). Merry Wives of Windsor. Dir Roger Iglésis (1964).

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database

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Shakespeare on Screen in Francophonia. CNRS and the humanities. How to Use and Cite. Book, Article and Film Reviews. IRCL-UMR 5186 CNRS Université Montpellier 3.

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General Bibliography

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Shakespeare on Screen in Francophonia. CNRS and the humanities. How to Use and Cite. Book, Article and Film Reviews. Here is a selective bibliography on Shakespeare in French films. Specific articles on the Shakespeare on Screen in Francophonia site contain more detailed bibliographic references. Compte rendu de la mise en scène de Christian Schiaretti." In Coriolan. Jacques Prévert: Popular French Theatre and Cinema. Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 1990. Chaper 5 on. Les Enfants du Paradis. André ...

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Shakespeare Plays

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Shakespeare on Screen in Francophonia. CNRS and the humanities. How to Use and Cite. Book, Article and Film Reviews. Shakespeare's plays are listed in alphabetical order. The last three sections refer to Shakespeare's poems, Shakespeare himself (his name, his life, his style, etc.) and to quotations wrongly attributed to him ("Fake"). Click on any of the items to be directed to adaptations and films containing references or allusions to the play. Alls Well That Ends Well. As You Like It. Henry IV, Part 1.

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How to Use and Cite

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Shakespeare on Screen in Francophonia. CNRS and the humanities. How to Use and Cite. How to Use and Cite. Book, Article and Film Reviews. How to Use and Cite. The site references French films which are either Shakespearean adaptations or contain direct references or implicit allusions to Shakespeare's plays. Each film reference gathers general film data along with descriptions of how the references or allusions are embedded in the film, as well as quotations from the plays. Ex Lanier, Douglas M. ". 2010-...