Dear Klaus, I received your message regarding the SINEAST Magazine; I will try to help if possible. From your message I also found out about the Salzburg meeting, regarding international cooperation among film journals. Since 1993, the semi-annual film journal KINEMA has been published at the University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. It is an international journal discussing film art and media using the audiovisual language which it considers a global phenomena. Its contributors reside in a r of countries. The texts are published in english (or French) for a wordl-wide readership. >A declaration of European film journals > >Sineast - plea for help > >We, editors of European film journals, are meeting in Salzburg, Austria, at present to discuss possibilities for international co-operation. > >One editor is unfortunately missing: the editor of the journal Sineast - a journal made in the former Yugoslavian city of Sarajevo. It is on behalf of that journal that we write this letter. > >Producing a journal in war time would seem impossible. >However, even with the city under siege, the editors of Sineast managed to publish a few issues. But the problems they are facing in continuing their much appreciated social and cultural task are immense. Everything is scarce - goods, materials, services and money. In order for the journal to survive these difficult times, it needs all the help it can get. From us and from others. > >In heartfelt solidarity with Sineast, we, the editors of European film journals, ask you to respond sympathetically to Sineast's accompanying plea for help; we would of course be happy to acknowledge your help in the next edition of our journals. > >Salzburg, November 30, 1994 > >Filmfaust (Germany) >Film und Fernsehen (Germany) >Kosmorama (Denmark) >Trafic (France) >Vertigo (Great Britain) >Filmbulletin (Switzerland) >Kinovededschkije zapiski (Russia) >Noul Cinema (Romania) >Blimp (Austria) >Chaplin (Sweden) >Film a Doba (Czech Republic) >Skrien (Netherlands) > > > >Klaus Eder > [log in to unmask] > >