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Joseph Suglia is an American screenwriter, novelist, and producer.




Career


In 2008, Suglia wrote the screenplay for Steve Balderson’s film Watch Out in collaboration with the director.
The film, which was based on Suglia’s novel Watch Out, starred Matt Riddlehoover, Peter Stickles, and Victor Heck. Watch Out premiered at the Raindance Film Festival, where it was nominated for Best International Feature.
In 2009, Suglia appeared with Karen Black, Mink Stole, Steve Balderson, Matt Riddlehoover, and Peter Stickles in Wamego: Ultimatum, a feature-length DVD documenting the making of Watch Out.




Bibliography






= Fiction

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Watch Out - The Definitive Version (2008)
Watch Out (2006)
Years of Rage (2005)




= Non-fiction

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Hölderlin and Blanchot on Self-Sacrifice (2004)




Filmography


Wamego: Ultimatum (2009)
Watch Out (2008)




References



Hölderlin and Blanchot on Self-Sacrifice
Community, Ritual, Identity
Putting God on Trial: The Relationship of Kafka to Leibniz
Air in the Paragraph Line #12
Focus on German Studies
Germanic Notes and Reviews
The American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly
Nineteenth-Century Literature Criticism
Revista latinoamericana de filosofia
JSTOR 23014282 Bibliographie de la littérature française (XVI e -XX e siècles). Année 2005.
JSTOR 1566279 The Communication of the Impossible
JSTOR 24907094 A Plot Unraveling into Ethics: Woolf, Levinas, and "Time Passes".
JSTOR 25833898 The Romantic Era.
JSTOR 10.5325/style.47.4.425 Narrative Space and Readers' Responses: A Phenomenological Account.
JSTOR 25833772 Literature 1880-1945.
Bret Easton Ellis: American Psycho, Glamorama, Lunar Park
Sacrifice in Modernity
The Chicago Reader: Fall Books Special
diacritics
Watch Out Film
Watch Out at The Raindance Film Festival
Film Threat: Review of Watch Out
Film Threat: Review of Wamego: Ultimatum
The Daily Telegraph: Murder in Mind
Joseph Suglia at IMDb

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