Movie Magazines Index

- A legendary publication edited for a time by Vittorio Mussolini.
- Ironically became the exact breeding ground for the anti-fascist Neorealism movement.
- 1st series: 1936 to 1943 - 170 issues (Editor: Vittorio Mussolini).
- 2nd series: 1948-1954 (Publisher: Ottavia Vitagliano, new numbering).
- 3rd series: 1954-1956 (continued numbering). 169 issues in 2nd & 3rd series.

- The oldest and most prestigious Italian Academic film journal.
- Published by the famous Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia.
- The absolute standard for film history, theory, and archiving.
- No issues from October 1943 to September 1947. In October 1947 a "Nuova Serie" started with V1, #1 but in March 1948 the old numbering resumed with Vol 9 #1.
- Issues from 1990 to 1997 were monographs.
- Called "B/N" since 2003.

- An elite intellectual journal heavily inspired by French film philosophy.
- Known for structuralist text analysis and deep championing of auteur cinema.
- 10 issues per year.
- Number 700 was the last printed issue.

- Founded by the radical critic Guido Aristarco.
- The premier leftist, Marxist-leaning voice of post-war Italian cinema.

- The official publication of the Italian Federation of Cineclubs (FIC).
- Blends structural film analysis with social and political commentary.
- Insights, reviews, debates, and analyzes of arthouse cinema trends and the most significant films, both recent and past.
- Founded in 1961 by Camillo Bassotto and Francisco Dorigo.
- Underwent a radical transformation with issue #0 of 2021, becoming a quarterly with a new graphic design and a more selective identity.

- A highly respected bimonthly critical journal born in Vicenza.
- Famous for its incredibly comprehensive, brutal grading grids for new releases.
- Covers not only cinema but also television series, music and books.

- Italy's oldest surviving film publication, deeply rooted in Catholic culture.
- Evolved from strict moral reviewing to highly respected, artistic film critique.

- An alternative critical journal focused on visual aesthetics and digital media transitions.

- Began as a radical print journal pushing for a modern, fast-paced look at media.
- Successfully transitioned into a major digital hub for modern cinephiles.

- A high-concept, university-backed peer-reviewed journal.
- Explores the intersection of cinema, philosophy, and classical art theory.
- From the "Universita della Calabria".
- "The realization of a project aimed at investigate, through the cinema and audiovisual forms, the problematic of modernity".