This is my most recent major publication. It is an Open Access publication. Apart from the introduction co-authored with Austrian colleagues Anna Windisch and Claus Tieber, my chapter is ‘The acoustic wound: reflections on the crystal-song in five American films’. Read it here.
My next publication will be an article on the music in the TV series Engrenages (known as Spiral in the UK) for French Screen Studies.
This is my most recent chapter publication (January 2022): ‘Ageing disgracefully: Depardieu, Hallyday, Luchini and silver linings in recent French cinema’, in Ageing masculinities in contemporary European and Anglophone Cinema, edited by T. Tracy and M. Schrage-Früh, London: Routledge, 43-59. Link
My latest creative work is a poem published in the French journal Lichen, titled ‘Cette putain de vie‘.
Publications since 2019
‘La chanson-cristal et la répétition’
‘From heterotopia to metatopia: staging death in Carmen’
‘Carmen, de l’hétérotopie à la métatopie’
‘Mayerling et le regard de Danielle Darrieux’
'Crooning 1936–1956: the film musicals of Tino Rossi and Georges Guétary’
(with Marie Cadalanu) ‘The Marseille operetta’
‘Pierre Batcheff, les Lacoudems, et les aventures d’Émile-Émile’
'Ageing disgracefully: Depardieu, Hallyday, Luchini and silver linings in recent French cinema’
• ‘The acoustic wound: reflections on the crystal-song in five American films’
On 8-9 April I participated in an international conference on the ‘postnational popular’ at the Fondation Querini Stampalia in Venice as part of an AHRC-funded network led by Mary Harrod…
School of Literature and Languages, University of Surrey, Guildford GU2 7XH, UK p.powrie@surrey.ac.uk