1962 Movie
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Cathcart, M., & Kanowski, S. (2016, April 9). Book to film: To Kill a Mockingbird [Audio podcast]. Retrieved from https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/book-to-film-to-kill-mockingbird/id306567957?i=366472581&mt=2
American author Harper Lee died last month, aged 89, at her home in Alabama. To reflect on her legacy, we revisit the film adaptation of her Pulitzer-prize winning novel, To Kill A Mockingbird (1960). -
Shackelford, D. (2010). Critical readings: The female voice in To Kill a Mockingbird: Narrative strategies in film and novel. Critical Insights: To Kill A Mockingbird, 222-236.
Highlights the analysis to the book and the film adaptation "To Kill a Mockingbird," by Harper Lee. In addition, it mentions the narrative strategies in the film and the book in relation to a female voice. -
Watson, R. (2010). The view from the porch: Race and the limits of empathy in the film To Kill a Mockingbird. Mississippi Quarterly, 63(3/4), 419-443.
The author is largely concerned with a visual, as opposed to narrative, analysis of the film in order to comment upon the ways in which the film depicts race and race identity.
Pakula, A. J. (Producer), & Mulligan, R. (Director). (1962). To kill a mockingbird [Motion picture]. USA: Universal International.