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The team of guest editors for issue 2.4 of Film Matters from Grinnell College, led by Theresa L. Geller, celebrated their accomplishment with a launch party: http://www.grinnell.edu/news/features/film-matters It’s a great issue and will be announced here soon!  In the meantime, … Continue reading →

We are pleased to announce the winner of the Vision Frame Analysis Contest 2011: Paul Tortolo, Wilfrid Laurier University Hearty congratulations to Paul, whose winning analysis will feature in issue 3.2 of Film Matters due out later this year! So … Continue reading →

Film Matters is pleased to announce that our latest issue (2.2) is now out and available.  In addition to a healthy review section for books and DVDs, this issue features the following articles: Depiction of Suicide in British Cinema from … Continue reading →

Last call!  The “Film Bytes” column for Chungking Express will run in issue 3.1 (2012), which we are working on now.  So you have until March 9th to get your comments submitted to us. New call!  For 3.2 (2012), our … Continue reading →

We’re pleased to read this review of FM 1.1 in Music Library Association. Notes: http://readperiodicals.com/201103/2268148481.html We appreciate the feedback and are always working to make Film Matters as strong and diverse a publication as it can be!

Film Matters is about to launch a new column for our print issues, called “Film Bytes,” and we need your help!  Each issue, we will select a film that is challenging yet impactful.  We’ll then put out a call for … Continue reading →

We are pleased to announce that issue 2.1 of Film Matters is out!

Announcing the first Film Matters contest for undergraduates worldwide, sponsored by Zeitgeist Films and Intellect Ltd.!  The contest runs until November 1, 2011 — so please think about entering today!  Fabulous prizes include $500, as well as publication in a … Continue reading →

Film Matters is pleased to announce a new partnership! Starting with issue 2.2 (2011), we will regularly be publishing a column called “Mapping Contemporary Cinema,” managed by the students and staff of the film studies department at Queen Mary, University … Continue reading →