Sandrine VillersSandrine Villers holds a doctorate of American literature and civilization from The Sorbonne University and a Ph. D. of French cinema and American literature from Tulane University. Currently, she is an associate professor of American Studies at Pari 8 University in France. With her multidisciplinary background, she teaches American culture, business and language and is working as a researcher in the Paris 8 laboratory, TransCrit. In addition to articles dealing with Tennessee Williams, François Truffaut and American films, she wrote three novels: Au Paradis Goûtu (2001), New Orleans, Louisiana (2007), and Chansons douces (2012) as well as an essay on Tennessee Williams (2000). Her current research project deals with the relationships between Hollywood and marketing, in which product placement holds a large part. Read More Read Less