REVIEWS

<jats:p>ITALIAN FILM DIRECTORS IN THE NEW MILLENNIUM, WILLIAM HOPE (ED.) (2010) New Castle Upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 208 pp., ISBN (10) 144382075X, h/bk, £39.99 | $59.99</jats:p> <jats:p>FROM TERRONE TO EXTRACOMUNITARIO: NEW MANIFESTATIONS OF RACISM IN CONTEMPORARY ITALIAN CINEMA. SHIFTING DEMOGRAPHICS &amp; CHANGING IMAGES IN A MULTI-CULTURAL GLOBALIZED SOCIETY, GRACE RUSSO BULLARO (ED.) (2010) Leicester, UK: Troubador Publishing Ltd., 456 pp., ISBN 9781848761766, p/bk, £15.95 | $24.95</jats:p> <jats:p>CONFLICTS OF MEMORY. THE RECEPTION OF HOLOCAUST FILMS AND TV PROGRAMMES IN ITALY, 1945 TO THE PRESENT, EMILIANO PERRA (2010) Oxford: Peter Lang, 291 pp., ISBN 9783039118809, p/bk, $71.95</jats:p> <jats:p>TRAGEDIA ALL’ITALIANA. ITALIAN CINEMA AND ITALIAN TERRORISMS, 1970–2008, ALAN O’LEARY (2011) Bern, Switzerland: Peter Lang, 284 pp., ISBN 9783039115747, p/bk, £36.00 | $58.95</jats:p> <jats:p>ENTERING THE FRAME: CINEMA AND HISTORY IN THE FILMS OF YERVANT GIANIKIAN AND ANGELA RICCI LUCCHI, ROBERT LUMLEY (2011) New York: Peter Lang, 192 pp., ISBN 9783034301138, p/bk, $55.95</jats:p> <jats:p>A TALE OF TWO MAFIAS: A REVIEW ESSAY MAFIA MOVIES: A READER, DANA RENGA (ED.) (2011) Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 398 pp., ISBN 978-0802096654, p/bk, $37.95</jats:p> <jats:p>THE ITALIANIST: FILM ISSUE</jats:p>