Her (USA: Spike Jonze, 2013: 126 mins)
Alpert, Roger. "The Artificial Intelligence of Her: The specter that haunts Western culture." Jump Cut #56 (Winter 2014/2015)
Bergmann, Max. "How to Live Together with Her (2013): Posthuman Forms of Roland Barthes’ Idiorrhythmy." Film Criticism 44.1 (January 2020)
"Be Right Back." Black Mirror 2.1 (February 11, 2013) [Compare and contrast: "After learning about a new service that lets people stay in touch with the deceased, a lonely, grieving Martha reconnects with her late lover.."]
Booker, M. Keith. "Her (2013, dir. Spike Jonze)." Comments on Culture (ND)
Dayoub, Tony. "The 51st New York Film Festival #3." The Cinephiliacs (October 13, 2013)
Dayoub, Tony. "The 51st New York Film Festival #3." The Cinephiliacs (October 13, 2013)
Flight, Thomas and Tom van der Linden. "Her." Cinema of Meaning #57 (April 6, 2023) ["With new A.I. technologies on the rise, Thomas Flight and Tom van der Linden revisit Spike Jonze’s Her to discuss the extent of its prescience, the effects of technological progress on human culture, and the true nature of consciousness."]
Fox, Neil and Dario Linares. "Her." The Cinematologists (November 29, 2018) ["For this episode, Dario was invited to the University of Chichester by Programme co-ordinator of Media and Communications Dr. Adam Locks to screen Spike Jonze's 2013 sci-fi drama Her. The discussion lived up to the reason for selecting the film, throwing up many points of analysis related directly to genre, performance and production design, but also provoking wider philosophical questions that linked to conversations we have been having on the podcast recently. The film taps into concerns around the influence of technology on our everyday experience and Jonze creates a world that is unerring familiar yet alienating. Imbued in the film are ethical questions about the potential influence of AI on how we perceive the self. Also at the heart of the discussion is the materiality of the voice which is a particularly interesting subject from a podcasting perspective. Neil and Dario expand the discussion to talk about the film in the context of Spike Jonze's previous work and the perpetual crisis of masculinity."]
Francis, Marc. "Splitting the difference: On the queer-feminist divide in Scarlett Johansson’s recent body politics." Jump Cut #57 (Fall 2016)
Galibert-Laîné, Chloé. "The Human, the Machine and Spike Jonze." Vimeo (2017) ["Tracking the evolution of technology and humankind in Spike Jonze films."]
Larson, Jordan. "Her and the Complex Legacy of the Female Robot." The Atlantic (December 23, 2013)
Lee, Kevin B. "Ask Siri: Why Her Deserves Oscar’s Best Picture." Keyframe (February 19, 2014)
LeSuer, Mike. "Spike Jonze vs. the Conspiring Escapist: On Her, Robert Coover’s Universal Baseball Association, and Jan Švankmajer’s Conspirators of Pleasure." Bright Lights Film Journal (January 16, 2015)
Merten, Jacob. "Spike Jonze’s Her and the Essence of Intimacy." Bright Lights Film Journal (February 19, 2014)
Nelson, Max. "You're the Ones and Zeros for Me: Her." Reverse Shot #33 (2013)
Shaviro, Steven. "Spike Jones' Her." The Pinocchio Theory (January 21, 2014)
Francis, Marc. "Splitting the difference: On the queer-feminist divide in Scarlett Johansson’s recent body politics." Jump Cut #57 (Fall 2016)
Larson, Jordan. "Her and the Complex Legacy of the Female Robot." The Atlantic (December 23, 2013)
Lee, Kevin B. "Ask Siri: Why Her Deserves Oscar’s Best Picture." Keyframe (February 19, 2014)
LeSuer, Mike. "Spike Jonze vs. the Conspiring Escapist: On Her, Robert Coover’s Universal Baseball Association, and Jan Švankmajer’s Conspirators of Pleasure." Bright Lights Film Journal (January 16, 2015)
Merten, Jacob. "Spike Jonze’s Her and the Essence of Intimacy." Bright Lights Film Journal (February 19, 2014)
Nelson, Max. "You're the Ones and Zeros for Me: Her." Reverse Shot #33 (2013)
Shaviro, Steven. "Spike Jones' Her." The Pinocchio Theory (January 21, 2014)
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