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SIGHT and SOUND See more: - Magazines from United Kingdom - General mags from United Kingdom - A 'history' of General mags - Mainstream mags from United Kingdom - A 'history' of Mainstream mags - Mags first published in 1932 Message Boards: - Subscriptions to UK's moviemags General Mainstream Monthly magazine from London, United Kingdom published by British Film Institute (BFI), - First issue in 1932 - General cinema. - Took its present form in May 1991 with the incorporation of Monthly Film Bulletin. Prior to that it was published quarterly. - Half the magazine contains great articles on various topics and the other half has the film reviews for the contemporary releases. I especially like the full synopsis given for every movie: No surprises when you 're watching The Crying Game for the first time. - Published by the British Film Institute. - Monthly, 70 colour pages in A4 format. - Website: www.bfi.org.uk

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SIGHT and SOUND, Issue #56 - December 1995 Issue #56 - December 1995Virtual fears: Kathryn Bigelow and Strange Days Dots and sickles: Bond title sequences Whatever happened to William Friedkin: Larry Gross on Jade Antonioni before and after: Geoffrey Nowell-Smith on Antonioni's 60s films In the arms of another: Ronan Bennett's screenwriting diary A Hard Day's Night: Udayan Prasad interview about Brothers in Trouble Exile and England: reappraisal of Emeric Pressburger by Kevin Gough-Yates

SIGHT and SOUND, Issue #55 - November 1995 Issue #55 - November 1995Dumb lugs and femme fatales: film noir with a twist After the riot: Keith Reader reflects on La Haine Kids: beyond scandal: Amy Taubin discusses Larry Clark's Kids The Kubrick connection: Pierre-William Glenn interview about reinventing The Killing Style and the Hood: gangsters and fashion by Stella Bruzzi The colour of entertainment: Richard Dyer on MGM musicals Books: Will Self on the screenplays for Withnail & I and Natural Born Killers

SIGHT and SOUND, Issue #54 - October 1995 Issue #54 - October 1995Unhinged invention: Andy Medhurst on Funny Bones Jolly Grim: Jonathan Coe on Terence Davies and The Neon Bible From the inside out: Lizzie Francke on Gena Rowlands Sam Peckinpah: by Paul Seydor Wild things: interviews and article on The Wild Bunch The Wild Bunch: script extracts from The Wild Bunch by Peckinpah Sexuality and the Heritage: Carrington Film for a Spanish Republic: Ken Loach and Land and Freedom, by Ian Christie Gunfire: Jason Jacobs on guns in the movies, from The Godfather to John Woo

SIGHT and SOUND, Issue #53 - September 1995 Issue #53 - September 1995Apollo and Newt: Apollo 13 and US politics Space looks: Stella Bruzzi on costume design in science-fiction films Poet of time: Tony Rayns interviews Wong Kar-Wai about Chungking Express Equilibrium: Saskia Reeves interview about Butterfly Kiss Possession: Peter Wollen on Performance Tuning into Wonders: interview with Christopher Gibbs on Performance Cherokee to Madison County: Lennie Niehaus interview African Cinema: Djibril Diop Mambety, Haile Gerima, Merzak Allouache, John Akomfrah

SIGHT and SOUND, Issue #52 - August 1995 Issue #52 - August 1995Big and loud: Larry Gross examines the history of spectacle Life's a dream: Jonathan Romney on set of Quay Brothers' Institute Benjamenta Waiting for Dredd: article on adaptation of Judge Dredd Meet Jeanne Bunuel: interview with Bunuel's wife before she died Shocks and prejudices: Bunuel's importance by Paul Julian Smith The Wicker Man and Others: Anthony Shaffer on screenwriting Books: David Thomson in Katharine Hepburn biography

SIGHT and SOUND, Issue #51 - July 1995 Issue #51 - July 1995Cyber Johnny: William Gibson and Robert Longo on Johnny Mnemonic Gangs in the Hood: report from Gillies MacKinnon's latest Delirious Inventions: comic-book adaptations Sheer Exertion: Ron Shelton celebrates Buster Keaton The ups and downs of Zhou Xiaowen: Tony Rayns on Ermo Duels with a camera: Swordplay in the cinema Unsettling memories: Revisiting French history in La Reine Margot and D'Artagnan's Daughter Drawing it out: Michael Eaton on Robert Crumb

SIGHT and SOUND, Issue #50 - June 1995 Issue #50 - June 1995Method and madness: Manohla Dargis on Nicolas Cage Violence: Martin Baker on screen violence The shadow: Rob Roy by Liz Lochhead Saul Bass and Billy Wilder in conversation Between God and the goodfellas: Raymond Durgnat on Scorsese's TV series on American cinema Japan: Sex and beyond: Tony Rayns on Oshima's defence of sex-film industry More than Muriel: new Australian cinema Books: imperial films

SIGHT and SOUND, Issue #49 - May 1995 Issue #49 - May 1995Exploitations: Jonathan Romney and Tony Rayns on Atom Egoyan's Exotica Ed Wood...not: Tim Burton and Ed Wood Escape from gravity: article and interview with Douglas Trumbell The first kiss takes so long: Richard Linklater interview about Before Sunrise In the buzz of everyone's ego: Larry Gross talks with Sundance programmer Geoff Gilmore The Wizard of Oz: Ian Christie on Thomas Edison A screenwriters diary: Ronan Bennett looks for a director during IRA ceasefire Books: Projections 4

SIGHT and SOUND, Issue #48 - April 1995 Issue #48 - April 1995I make films for adults: interview with Roman Polanski on Death and the Maiden Slugging it out: Alison Anders' Mi Vida Loca Here and now: Tony Rayns on the set of Tran Anh Hung's latest film Dreams of conquest: Hoop Dreams and the Oscar Homeopathic horror: Iain Sinclair on Georges Franju's Eyes Without A Face What are you girls going to do?: Gillian Armstrong interview about Little Women Power mad: Jonathan Coe on The Madness of King George Books: Film reference books

SIGHT and SOUND, Issue #47 - March 1995 Issue #47 - March 1995Exploding Hollywood: Natural Born Killers by Larry Gross Strike a pose: Robert Altman's Pret-a-Porter by Peter Wollen Inside the British wardrobe: Andy Medhurst on costume design in British cinema Moving Bodies: Laura Mulvey talks to Moufida Tlati about The Silences of the Palace From the Bronx to Bellisima: Andrea Stuart on the set of Darnell Martin's I Like It Like That Hard and fast: interview with Mike Figgis about Leaving Las Vegas Obituaries 1994 Books: Bunuel

SIGHT and SOUND, Issue #46 - February 1995 Issue #46 - February 1995All about Leigh: Lizzie Francke on Jennifer Jason Leigh Scandal and the wasp: David Marc on Redford's Quiz Show Woman on the edge: Shekhar Kapur interview about Bandit Queen Unwelcome: article on Welcome II the Terrordome Straw Dogs: article and reappraisal Everything is connected: Zagreb videomakers Breda Beban and Hrvoje Horvatic How did we get here? Article on Suture by Jonathan Romney Books: Women screenwriters

SIGHT and SOUND, Issue #45 - January 1995 Issue #45 - January 1995Bloody tales: Amy Taubin on Interview with a Vampire and other undead movies Four weddings and a final reckoning: article on the success of Four Weddings and a Funeral The BBC 100: film-makers and critics opinions on the BBC's 100 greatest list A Man of excess: Paul Schrader on Renoir and La Regle de jeu Sand and sea: Len Deighton on Lawrence of Arabia and The Cruel Sea Lean mean and cruel: Shallow Grave Beijing Diary: Jianying Zha and other film-makers discuss Chinese cinema

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