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X-WR-CALNAME:Critical Questions: "Banned in Kansas\, Panned in Paris": Fran
 kenstein and the Global Film Audience
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DESCRIPTION:Eric Smoodin\, professor of film studies at UC Davis\, joins us
  for a lecture on a classic horror film.\n\n \n\n“Women came out trembli
 ng\, men exhausted.” That’s how one reviewer described the effect of F
 rankenstein at its 1931 opening in New York City. But the Hollywood studio
  that produced the film\, Universal\, lived up to its name by having an in
 ternational audience in mind. I will assess the impact of this canonical h
 orror film on diverse groups of viewers in places as disparate as Kansas C
 ity\, Berlin\, London\, and Paris\, and examine some of the relationships 
 between cinema\, journalism\, public relations\, government\, and the movi
 e-going public. \n\n \n\nFree and open to the public. Refreshments provide
 d.\n\n \n\nAccommodation requests related to a disability can be made by c
 ontacting Molly McFerran\, 541-737-3244 or molly.mcferran@oregonstate.edu.
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LOCATION:Memorial Union Building (MU)\, 213
SUMMARY:Critical Questions: "Banned in Kansas\, Panned in Paris": Frankenst
 ein and the Global Film Audience
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 d-in-kansas-panned-in-paris-frankenstein-and-the-global-film-audience
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