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Article: Old film mags never die, they just get relaunched and fade away FILM STUDIES:The cream of the cinema periodicals are suffering: `Cahiers du Cinema' is `up-dating', `Film Comment' has ousted its veteran editor, and as for `Movieline'...
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- The Independent (London, England)
- Article date:
- October 22, 2000
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Film magazines are one of the big problems in our household. "Are
you really going to go on keeping them?" my wife asks. There is the
spark of auto-da-fe in her eye. She nods in the extensive direction
of shelves bowed beneath the gravure paper, the surface of which has
nearly rubbed away from use. My Sight and Sounds, for instance. They
go back to the late 1950s, and there's a treasured item - the issue
for autumn 1955 - where the tattered cover is separate from the body
of the magazine. But I can't let that cover go: it's Francoise Arnoul
and Jean Gabin dancing together in a still I've never seen elsewhere
from Renoir's French Cancan. As for the inside, it has "More Light"
by Josef von ...
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