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For all people to be in love with film: current in cinemas, cinema premieres, new DVD editions, reviews, announcements, forum, specially pages.

Offscreen has been online since 1997, along with its French language sister journal Hors Champ. Based in Montreal, Offscreen is a wide-ranging film journal that covers film festivals, retrospectives, film forums, and both popular and more academic events. Part of our mandate is to cover the Montreal film scene, but within an international context. The scope of its content, and the type of material featured and promoted in Offscreen can be summarized as follows: 1. personal and independent film above big budget, formulaic film| 2. the under-represented (young, up and coming filmmakers)| 3. films with creative design and broad social commitment| 4. local and Canadian films/filmmakers| 5. Asian and alternative cinemas (horror, exploitation, esoteric, experimental, documentary, etc.)

Film studies journal - published by the Department of Information and Media Science at Aarhus University

Port.hu is the most frequently used online movie database with over 40 000 titles and 40 000 visitors per day. The site was released in 1995. Besides the basic filmographical information most of the films have related articles and trailers in the original language, with Hungarian subtitles. The complete weekly movie schedule of Hungary and the listings of over 50 television channels can be found on port.hu.

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Preview, the movie magazine, is printed quarterly.

RealScreen is the first and only international trade magazine reaching factual and documentary buyer, distributors and producers every month with dedicated information about business opportunities. RealScreen brings the non-fiction industry - including facets lide video, new media, and ancillary markets - together in on publication, delivering business information on production, distributiou, financing, programming, marketing and infrastructure. RealScreen is the market-leading publication for the non-fiction industry, and a must-read for those looking to keep on top of changes in the business.

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Magazine for the Norwegian film and TV industry.

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Screen International is the international voice of the film business. From offices in London and LA, and 29 countries around the world, it covers the global business of film development, finance, production and distribution. Screen is published as a daily web-based news service www.screendaily.com, a monthly magazine and as daily editions at all of the world's major film events.

Senses of Cinema is an online journal devoted to the serious and eclectic discussion of cinema. We believe cinema is an art that can take many forms, from the industrially-produced blockbuster to the hand-crafted experimental work| we also aim to encourage awareness of the histories of such diverse forms. As an Australian-based journal, we have a special commitment to the regular, wide-ranging analysis and critique of Australian cinema, past and present. Senses of Cinema is primarily concerned with ideas about particular films or bodies of work, but also with the regimes (ideological, economic and so forth) under which films are produced and viewed, and with the more abstract theoretical and philosophical issues raised by film study. As well, we believe that a cinephilic understanding of the moving image provides the necessary basis for a radical critique of other media and of the global “image culture”.

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Sight & Sound * Discover the best world cinema * In-depth interviews with leading directors * Retrospective articles vividly bringing film history to life * All the latest film news

Sineast was born as part of the amateur film movement in the late 1960s. An overview of all Sineast issues is available on the website of the National Film Archive of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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An excellent web site dedicated to the art of film and not industry. Loads of information, not only about the programme but also about classical film artists and other subjects.

Created in 1989, Splatting Image film magazine focuses on the genres of horror, science fiction, trash and exploitation| esp. in American, Japanese, Hong Kong, Italian and German films.

Film magazine - film criticism and analysis| every issue focuses on a particular topic.

TV, radio and film magazine published by Delo revije, d.d., Ljubljana.

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