The Cinema of Stephanie Rothman Shereem Herndon-Brown explores the renaissance that was

explores the renaissance that was launched by George Romero's Night of the Living Dead

Many topics are new to this volume

and analyzes how art contributes to survival and how it functions within memory and history

and emphasizing emotion over rationality

He currently lives and practices psychotherapy in Cambridge

The Cinema of Stephanie Rothman Shereem Herndon-Brown explores the renaissance that wasThe rare woman director working in second wave exploitation, Stephanie Rothman (b. 1936) directed seven successful feature films, served as the vice president of an independent film company, and was the first woman to win the Directors Guild of America's student filmmaking prize. Despite these career accomplishments, Rothman retired into relative obscurity. In The Cinema of Stephanie Rothman: Radical Acts in Filmmaking, author Alicia Kozma uses