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9780228014584

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""This significant book offers an expansive discussion of a film that is widely enjoyed but not yet fully recognized for the ways it plays with, unsettles, and writes itself into the US independent and queer cinema canons. Often a rollicking good read, it speaks both to readers already knowledgeable about queer screen culture and recent shifts in the indie sector and to the average film lover."" Jodi Brooks, University of New South Wales, Sydney

This significant book offers an expansive discussion of a film that is widely enjoyed but not yet fully recognized for the ways it plays with, unsettles, and writes itself into the US independent and queer cinema canons. Often a rollicking good read, it speaks both to readers already knowledgeable about queer screen culture and recent shifts in the indie sector and to the average film lover. Patricia White, Swarthmore College and author of Women's Cinema, World Cinema: Projecting Contemporary Feminisms

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Maria San Filippo is associate professor of media studies at Emerson College.

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