'Your tender smiles give me strength': paradigms of masculinity in John Woo's A Better Tomorrow and The Killer

John Stringer

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Julian Stringer; ‘Your tender smiles give me strength’: paradigms of masculinity in John Woo's A Better Tomorrow and The Killer, Screen, Volume 38, Issue 1, 1 M

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