A companion to the war film - Cunningham, Douglas A. 1969-; Nelson, John C. 1938- (Wiley Blackwell, 2016)
Includes bibliographical references and index. - 1. "Hearing" the Music in War Films / Robert Eberwein – 2. Antilochus's Burden: The Crisis-Catharsis Rhetoric of Bereavement Messages / David Ryan – 3. War Films in an Age of War and Cinema / John Garofolo – 4. Exploring War Horror's Narrative Punch in Spielberg's Munich and Saving Private Ryan / Sandra Singer – 5. The Service Tragicomedy: From Woody Allen to Full Metal Jacket / Matthew Sorrento – 6. The Wartime American Woman on Film: Home Front Soldier / Jeanine Basinger – 7. "Conspiracy of Silence": The Containment of Military Women in World War II Newsreels and Short Films / Anna Froula – 8. Filming a Nuclear State: The USAF's Lookout Mountain Laboratory / Kevin Hamilton and Ned O'Gorman – 9. The Gendered Remembrance of Japanese-American Internment: Come See the Paradise and Snow Falling on Cedars / Yuki Obayashi – 10. "The Angels of Bataan and Corregidor": Representing Nurses in the Pacific Theater / Debra White-Stanley – . - 11. In the Exigency of a National Cause: Bollywood's Responses to the Kargil War / Kaustav Bakshi and Ramit Samaddar – 12. Transnational Algerian War Cinema Revisited: Comic Relief in Merzak Allouache's Bab el-oued City and Bab el-Oued / Christa Jones – 13. Fifty Years Hence: The Forgotten War Remembered in South Korean and American Cinema / John Nelson – 14. Dresden (2006): Marketing the Bombing of Dresden in Germany, Great Britain, and the United States / Linda R. Robertson – 15. How to Recognize a War Movie: The Contemporary Science-Fiction Blockbuster as Military Recruitment Film / Tanine Allison – 16. Making Citizens out of Soldiers: Rearming the Individual in Paul May's 08/15 / Mark Gagnon – 17. Those at Home Also Serve: Women's Television and Embedded Military Realism in Army Wives (Lifetime, 2006-2014) / Mary Elizabeth Haralovich – 18. Generation Kill: The Invasion of Iraq As Seen on HBO / Deborah L. Jaramillo – . - 19. "TiK ToK on the Clock, but the Party Do