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SIGHT AND SOUND (30s-90s)

The Film Quarterly

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Quarterly magazine from United Kingdom published by British Film Institute (BFI),

- First and last issue: 1932-1991
- 244 issues are listed in the moviemags.com database. (full listing).
- Incorporating Monthly Film Bulletin since May 1991 (Vol. 1 no.1).
- Monthly since May 1991 (Vol. 1 no.1).
- From the same publisher: Bfi Films On Offer, Bfi Membership News, Bfi Newsreel, Bfi Southbank Guide, Black Film Bulletin, Contrast, Critics Choice, Eyeline, Framework, Monthly Film Bulletin, Monthly Film Strip Review, News From The British Film Institute, Nft Essential Cinema, Nft Jewish Film Festival, Nft Newsletter, Pix (90s), Screen Guide (bfi), Sight And Sound,

Showing: 4 issues from 1984

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Issue #219
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Vol 53 #4 Autumn 1984A Farewell To Alms (article by Alan Stanbrook); The Road From Wuppertal (review article on PARIS, TEXAS by John Pym); From Paris, Texas To Sydney, Australia (interview with Wim Wenders and Chris Sievernich by Don Ranvaud); The American Friend (interview with Ed Lachman by Gerald Peary); Truth With The Power Of Fiction (article on the filming of MISHIMA by Tony Rayns); Oh, To Be In England (article on the filming of A PRIVATE FUNCTION and WETHERBY by John Pym); Utopia Unlimited (article by Jane Pilling); The Painted Bay: Victorine Studios (article by Susan Barraclough); Pathos And Leave-Taking (article by Thomas Elsaesser); Marker Changes Trains (review article on SANS SOLEIL by Terrence Rafferty); Dreyfus And Documentary (article by Stephen Bottomore); Reviews: THE BOSTONIANS; COMFORT AND JOY; THE HOME AND THE WORLD; THE HIT; THE COMPANY OF WOLVES; BROADWAY DANNY ROSE; ONCE UPON A TIME IN AMERICA.Book Reviews: including Richard Schickel's biography of D.W. Griffith and Peter Biskind's "Seeing Is Believing".

Issue #218
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Vol 53 #3 Summer 1984Video Censors (artilce by Neville Hunnings); When The Lease Runs Out (article by Alan Stanbrook); "Love Ye Therefore The Stranger": How Rupert Murdoch Disocvered The Truth About American Media (article by Brian Winston); A Television Diary (article by Leslie Woodhead); Cannes (festival reports by Penelope Houston and Richard Roud); Home Fires Burning: THE DRESSER and RAINY DAY WOMEN (article by John Brown); Paul Rotha And Thorold Dickinson (obituary article by Edgar Anstey); Peggy Ashcroft And India (article and interview by Andrew Robinson); Some Notes On Method Actors (article by Hal Hinson); With Fellini (article by Linda Polan); Behind The Mountains: Turkish Films (article by Michael Cullingworth); Jana's People (article on Jana Bokova by Mark LeFanu); Afternoon At Peredelkino (article by N.M. Lary); Reviews: UN AMOUR DE SWANN (aka SWANN IN LOVE); A NOS AMOURS; EL SUD (aka THE SOUTH); LOVE STREAMS; E LE NAVE VA (aka AND THE SHIP SAILS ON); UNDER THE VOLCANO. Book Reviews: including "Eisenstein At Work" by Jan Leyda and Zina Voynow.

Issue #217
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Vol 53 #2 Spring 1984COMFORT AND JOY (Bill Forsyth introduces his new film); Cable In Britain (article by Timothy Hollins); The Fate Of F3080 (article by Elizabeth Sussex); Table-Tennis Over Everest (interview with Ivor Montagu by Geoff Brown); Glimpses Of A Legend: Lillian Gish At The London Film Festival (article by Kevin Brownlow); Truth At Ten (article by Terry Doyle); News From Oceania (article by Jill Forbes); British Cinema: Life Before Death On Television (short articles by Mamoun Hassan, David Puttnam, Jeremy Isaacs, Simon Perry, Gavin Millar and Alan Bennett, illustrated by Alan Parker); Photography As A Passion (Nestor Almendros interviewed by Jorge Posada); Avant-Garde In The 1980s (article by Jonathan Rosenbaum); The Austere Art Of Atelier Koninck (article by Mark Le Fanu); The Moral Taste Of Lotte Eisner (obituary article by Richard Roud); De Palma's American Dreams (article by Terence Rafferty); Film Reviews: ANOTHER COUNTRY; AN ENGLISHMAN ABROAD; REFLECTIONS; CHRISTINE; THE DEAD ZONE; THE RIGHT STUFF; LOOSE CONNECTIONS; RUMBLE FISH; LA BALANCE.Book Reviews: Including Luis Bunuel's "My Last Breath" and David Robinson's "Chaplin: The Mirror Of Opinion".

Issue #216
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Vol 53 #1 Winter 1984

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