Faculty of Arts School of Culture & Communication

Dr Mark Nicholls

Head, Screen Studies

Qualifications

BA Hons (UniMelb), PhD (UniMelb)

Biography

Mark Nicholls' areas of teaching and research include: Freudian psychoanalysis, masculinity, Italian cinema, New Hollywood Cinema, 1950s Hollywood melodrama, Film and the Cold War.

Mark is the author of Scorsese's Men: Melancholia and the Mob (Pluto Press & Indiana University Press, 2004). He is also the author of recent articles on issues of melancholia, melodrama, performance, Italian migration, Hollywood in Italy in the Cold War and Australian politics that are published in journals such as The Quarterly Review of Film and Video, Film Quarterly, Journal of Film and Video, The Transdisciplinary Journal of Emergence (Italy) and Crikey.com. He is currently writing a book on the films of Jeremy Irons and a critical biography of Martin Scorsese.

Mark writes a weekly column, "Buff's Choice" in the Melbourne Age, "EG" section and is a regular film commentator on ABC radio.

Current research

Jeremy Irons and The Prince of Perversion

Monograph

Martin Scorsese: A Critical Biography

Monograph

Explaining America: Cold War Visual Culture and the Image of Globalization

Collaborative Research Project

Somewhere Between Three Rehearsals and the Performance

Creative work/film in pre production

Visconti Project #2 Uncle Vania

Creative work/film in post production.

Visconti Project #3 Pelleas and Melisande

Creative work/film in post production

Knowledge transfer

Community involvement

Guest and public Lectures

Teaching

Full subject descriptions are available on the University of Melbourne Handbook.

Publications

Books

Book chapters

Journal articles

Creative work

Stage/screen scripts completed

2005
2004
2002
2001
1996

(* co-authored with James Panichi)

Media articles

Interviews

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