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I have a question for those of you with some familiarity with foreign
film cultures. What is the longest-running film journal you can think
of?
In Japan, this would be Kinema Junpo (http://www.kinejun.com). This
magazine has published more or less continuously since 1919. More or
less because the government consolidated film periodicals during WWII
to save money and facilitate censorship. Kinema Junpo was amalgamated
with a few other publications, and they changed the name to Eiga Junpo
(to expunge the English loan word "kinema" and substitute and Japanese
term for film). After the war, it sputtered to new life under a few
different regimes and is now an impressive, thick, glossy, bi-monthly
publication.
Does anyone know journals with longer runs than this?
Markus
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