Bros, BFFs, and the New Romantic Foil: Homosocial Relationships in the Emerging-Adult Film

Michael Rennett

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A critical element of understanding genre film production is the relationship among genres, culture, and society. Early film genre theory from authors such as Edward Buscombe and Andrew Tudor expli...

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