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The Journal of Michael Jackson Academic Studies | ISSN: 2452-0497
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Articles Film Studies Issue 2 Op-Ed (Opinion Pieces) Volume 3 
21st December 201614th April 2020

Femmes Fatale – The ‘Dangerous Woman’ Narrative

Posted By: Karin Merx Another Part of Me, Billie Jean, blood on the dance floor, Dancing the Dream, dangerous, Dirty Diana, Femme Fatale, Important messages, Jan Carlson, Michael Jackson, Oprah Winfrey, Privacy, religion, spiritual scriptures, This is It, willa stillwater

Abstract: From as early as his 1982 Billie Jean short film, it has been apparent that Michael Jackson had a distinct fascination with Film Noir, the Classical

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    Continuing the discussion of Michael Jackson’s Captain Eo film commenced in out column for July 2021. This time we look at the re-opening of Michael Jackson’s Captain Eo in 2010 in response to demand from a public hungry for more of the pop icon following his death in June 2009. Source
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