Introduction

Ewa Mazierska, Lars Kristensen

1-26

The dialectical image

Kant, Marx and Adorno

Mike Wayne

27-45

The utopian function of film music

Johan Siebers

46-61

Bloch on film as utopia

Terence Davies' Distant voices, still lives

Ian Fraser

62-81

"But joe, it's "hour of ecstasy""

a materialist re-evaluation of Fritz Lang's you and me

Iris Luppa

82-101

Laughing matters

four Marxist takes on film comedy

Jakob Ladegaard

102-122

Workerist film humour

Dennis Rothermel

123-146

Alienated heroes

Marxism and the Czechoslovak new wave

Peter Hames

147-170

The work and the rights of the documentary protagonist

Silke Panse

171-197

Amateur digital filmmaking and capitalism

William BROWN

198-217

Citizen Marx/Kane

John Hutnyk

218-243

The meaning of history and the uses of translation in news from ideological antiquity

Marx/eisenstein/the capital (video 2008) by Alexander Kluge

Ewa Mazierska

244-266

Marx for children

Moor and the ravens of London and Hans Röckle and the devil

Martin Brady

267-286