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Cineaste Magazine's Recommended Web sites

In this section, we plan to expand this list of recommended Web sites on a regular basis. Let us know what sort of information sources youíd like to see added by e-mailing us at cineaste@cineaste.com.

The Editors

 Book Sources:

BookFinder.com:
A "mega" search engine for out of print and used books, which allows a single unified interface search of numerous book sources on the Web.

Best Book Buys: Searches numerous booksellers and gives you a list of the best prices on titles you want, whether new or used.

 Film Academia:

Society for Cinema Studies:

University Film and Video Studies Association:

 

Film Magazines:

Film Comment:

Film Quarterly:

Journal of Film and History:

Jump Cut: A Review of Contemporary Media:

 

Film Research:

Internet Movie Database: The most comprehensive movie research database on the Worldwide Web.

Movie Review Query Engine: Another good source for film reviews.

University of California-Berkeley Media Resources Center: This site has been granted permission from Cineaste to post previous editions of our Race in Contemporary American Cinema" section on their Race, Movies and Ethnicity page.

Pacific Film Archive CineFiles
A database of reviews, press kits, program notes, newspaper articles and other documents from the PFA Library.

Digital Independence

Movies-on-Dowse - for a wealth of articles, comment, info, lists, news and reviews, about all kinds of movies. MoD has something to amuse or intrigue anyone interested in the world of movies.

News Sources:

IndieWire
A good source of news and information on the independent film scene.

The Hollywood Reporter

NewPages The NewPages Weblog and Guides, though not ignoring the best of the mainstream sources, focus on the alternatives -- the work of smaller, independent publishers.

 

Video Distribution Sources:

The Criterion Collection:Web site of the premier DVD distributor of important classics and contemporary films.

Facets Video
One of the best video sources, especially for documentaries, foreign films, and other hard-to-find titles, in the country.

Image Entertainment: One of the leading distributors of laserdiscs and DVDs.

 

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