Looking for a specific time period of film history? This page is divided into Pre-1930s Films, 1930s-1990s Films, and Contemporary Films, which encompasses films from the year 2000 to present day.
To find related journals through the CWRU e-Journal portal, you can type in a journal's title or ISSN in the main Search bar, or you can select Film in the Browse by Discipline section to explore available titles.
Here are some journal titles related to Pre-1930s Films that are are available in the CWRU e-Journal portal:
New Perspectives on Early Cinema History by 
How the Movies Got a Past: a historiography of American cinema, 1894-1930 by One of the options in the dropdown menu for catalog searching is Subject. Searching by Subject means finding specific Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSHs), which tell you what a work is about using standardized rules for the order of terms, the language used, etc. It works best when you already know what to look for.
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Defining Cinema: Rouben Mamoulian and Hollywood film style, 1929-1957 by 
Violence in the Films of Alfred Hitchcock by One of the options in the dropdown menu for catalog searching is Subject. Searching by Subject means finding specific Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSHs), which tell you what a work is about using standardized rules for the order of terms, the language used, etc. It works best when you already know what to look for.
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To find related journals through the CWRU e-Journal portal, you can type in a journal's title or ISSN in the main Search bar, or you can select Film in the Browse by Discipline section to explore available titles.
Here are some journal titles for Contemporary Films that are are available in the CWRU e-Journal portal:
Uncanny Fidelity: recognizing Shakespeare in twenty-first-century film and television by 
Was It Yesterday? : nostalgia in contemporary film and television by 
Making Worlds: affect and collectivity in contemporary European cinema by One of the options in the dropdown menu for catalog searching is Subject. Searching by Subject means finding specific Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSHs), which tell you what a work is about using standardized rules for the order of terms, the language used, etc. It works best when you already know what to look for.
Here are some Library of Congress Subject Headings that you can use in a Subject search to lead you to relevant works:
