Contents Theme: Questions of Value.
' Questions of Value ' [a note from the editors],' Robin Wood, page 1.
# ' A.I. or The Agony of Steven Spielberg,' William Beard, pages 2 - 11.
# 'Metropolis: Rstoration, Re?valuation,' Susan Smith, pages 12 - 23.
# 'Pleasures of The Big Sleep,' Nathan Holmes, pages 24 - 28.
# 'The Centre Cannot Hold: Betrayals in Alfred Hitchcock's Topaz,' Justin E. A. Busch, pages 29 - 41.
# 'This is Not a Game: Alan J. Pakula's Rollover,' Jack Hughes, pages 42 - 49.
# ''But It's Good': Finding Value in Twentynine Palms,' Jason Wilcox, pages 50 - 60.
# 'From Within: Music in the Style of Jean Renoir,' Alex Clayton, pages 61 - 72.

Contents Theme: Film on Film.
'Film on Film' [a note from the editors],' Florence Jacobowitz and Richard Lippe, pages 1 - 3.

Theme: Editor's Choices.
# 'Remembering Memories of Underdevelopment,' Scott Forsyth, pages 2 - 3.
# 'Zero de Conduite: Radical Cinema,' Florence Jacobowitz, pages 3 - 5.
# 'The Life and Death of Deathwatch and Dying at Grace,' Florence Jacobowitz, page 6. [Left off of the contents page.]
# 'In a Glass Cage,' Bruce LaBruce, page 7.
# 'Party Girl: Ray and Hollywood,' Richard Lippe, pages 7 - 8.
# 'Jia Zhang-ke's The World,' Susan Morrison, pages 9 - 10.
# 'Notorious,' Lori Spring, pages 10 - 11.
# 'Right Again: A Loving Tribute to Stan, Ollie, and Leo,' Robin Wood, page 11.
# 'Cinematic Meaning in the Work of David Lynch: Revisiting Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, Lost Highway, and Mulholland Drive,' Michael Vass, pages 12 - 23.
# 'Looking a Lola, Looking at Cinema' Jason Wilcox, pages 24 - 37.
# 'Film, Dreams, and Stolen Pocketwatches,' Dr. Ira Nayman, pages 38 - 42.
# 'In Memoriam [photo tribute to Marlon Brando],' pages 43.
# 'Ceylan and Company: Autobiographical Trajectories of Cinema,' Diane Sippl, pages 44 - 57.
# '?nibus 174 [Bus 174]: Intention in the System of Representation,' Hans W. Staats, pages 58 - 62.
# 'Centenary,' [photo tributes to Otto Preminger and Greta Garbo], pages 63.
# 'Seeing Elephant,' Dion Tubrett, pages 64 - 72.