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The horror film genre as an interpretive device in an adaptation of Tennessee Williams 's Suddenly last summer
As my thesis, I have made an adaptation for film of Suddenly Last Summer by Tennessee Williams. The play tells the story of a young woman, Catharine Holly, who has been institutionalized shortly after her return to New Orleans from a vacation on the island of Cabeza de Lobo. Her cousin, Sebastian, a...
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Centre for Film and Media Studies
2016
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