Robert J. Cardullo’s essays have appeared in such journals as The Yale Review, The Cambridge Quarterly, Cinema Journal and The New Republic. He is the author, editor or translator of numerous books on film and drama, the most recent of which are Film Analysis: A Casebook and Bazin on Global Cinema, 1948–1958.

• Essays : Mimesis, Madness, Monstrosity and Other Matters: Eight Short Essays on Dramatic Method
• Essays : The Deflection in the Mirror: Meaning and Metaphor in Ancient Greek Tragedy
• Essays : Shooting the City: The Gangster, New York Stories and the Movies
• Extra Media : Love from Eastern Europe: Menzel’s Closely Watched Trains and Makk’s Love
• Extra Media : Case Reopened: Mrinal Sen’s The Case Is Closed
• Extra Media : What Lola Wants: Lola and the Cinema of Rainer Werner Fassbinder Re-Viewed
• Extra Media : Georg Kaiser, Expressionism and From Morn to Midnight
• Extra Media : Of Time, Memory, and the Movies: Talking to Terence Davies
• Extra Media : Of Realism and the Miraculous: Vittorio De Sica’s Miracle in Milan
• Extra Media : The French Connection: Notes on Some French Films and Cineastes

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