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FILM QUARTERLY
Quarterly Scholarly Journal from Berkeley ,United States

- First issue: 1958
- Articles covering the entire field of film studies.
- "Interviews with innovative film- and video-makers, writers, editors, and cinematographers; readable discussion of issues in contemporary film theory; definitive, thoughtful reviews of international, avante garde, national cinemas, and documentaries".
- Started as "Hollywood Quarterly" (1945-1951).
- Was called "The Quarterly of Film Radio and Television" from 1951 to 1957 (ISSN: 1549-0068).
- Published by University of California Press Journals Division
- Website: www.filmquarterly.org

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Vol 64 # 2
Winter/December 2010

FEATURES: A survey of Kathryn Bigelow's cinema; an interview with Patrick Keiller; a reflection on the links between documentary and avant-garde; and the visionary television shows World on a Wire and Artemis 81

READ: Cristi Puiu Discusses Aurora, At the Edge of History, London Notebook, and Interview with Olivier Assayas

Vol 64 # 1
Fall/September/October/November 2010

Vol 63 # 4
Summer/June/July/August 2010

DEPARTMENTS
Editor's Notebook: Three Types of Nothing Rob White
Marx and Coca-Cola: Remarks on Method Joshua Clover
New York Notebook: Pathways and Detours William Johnson
Screenings: Students of Genre Paul Julian Smith
Talking Point: The Trouble with Perfume Ben Walters
Austin Notebook: South by Southwest, 2010 Jonathan Rosenbaum
Berlin Notebook: Anniversary Blues Edward Lawrenson
Berlin Notebook: Vorschneider in Focus Brigitta B. Wagner
Reconsideration: Vertov's World Nina Power
Reconsideration: Un-Dimensional Man: Dillinger is Dead Evan Calder Williams
Intertitles: Her Fine Soft Flesh Paul Thomas
FEATURES
Films of the Year, 2009 James Naremore
No Fun: Debunking the 1960s in Mad Men and A Serious Man J. M. Tyree
Pre-War Trauma: Haneke's The White Ribbon Garrett Stewart
Aberrations of Beauty: Violence and Cinematic Resistance in Haneke's The White Ribbon James S. Williams
BOOK REVIEWS

Vol 63 # 3
Spring/March/April/May 2010

- Sex, Politics, Montage: Makavejev Revisited
- Broken Embraces
- Sweetgrass
- Filming Indonesia: Leonard Retel Helmrich

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