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The 15 pages that link to Film studies, each with the reason it gives.

• Alfred HitchcockNarrower topic: Hitchcock’s work became a sustained subject for analyzing film form and authorship.

• Film criticismCompared with: It overlaps with criticism but includes research that does not evaluate individual films.

• IntertitleNarrower topic: Intertitles expose how films combine written language with moving images.

• André BazinNarrower topic: Bazin’s criticism helped make cinema an object of serious intellectual study.

• Film theoryNarrower topic: Film theory is one mode of inquiry within the broader study of cinema.

• Comics studiesRelated: Comparisons with cinema illuminate framing, montage, and time in comics.

• Film reviewNarrower topic: Academic film studies usually develops sustained arguments beyond a review’s scope.

• Vsevolod PudovkinNarrower topic: Pudovkin’s films and writings remain subjects in histories of editing and film theory.

• Media studiesBroader topic: It applies media analysis to moving images and their production systems.

• Television studiesCompared with: Its focus on cinema offers a comparison for television’s distinct schedules, institutions, and viewing contexts.

• Andrew SarrisNarrower topic: Auteurism helped make directors and stylistic analysis central topics in the emerging discipline.

• Gene SiskelNarrower topic: Siskel’s accessible criticism brought film analysis to audiences beyond academic film studies.

• Paul BrownRelated: Brown used game film to study opponents and teach players through detailed review.

• Theatre studiesCompared with: Its focus on recorded moving images contrasts with theatre’s live event and co-presence.

• Mark KermodeNarrower topic: Kermode’s criticism draws on cinema history and formal analysis without being confined to academia.