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1957 Films & Filming Magazine Vintage Film History Cinema Reference Books

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1957 Films & Filming Magazine Vintage Film History Cinema Reference Books

Films & Filming Monthly Magazine: Contains All 24 Issues from January 1957 to December 1958 - See Pictures For Examples Of Included Issues.
Published by Hansom Books: London 1957 to 1958

" Films & Filming (London: Hansom Books, 1957-1958) was one of Britain's most influential postwar cinema periodicals, offering a monthly chronicle of film culture, criticism, and industry news during a period of great artistic change. The complete run from January 1957 to December 1958 captures the magazine's formative years, when it established its reputation for combining intellectual film criticism with accessible coverage of international cinema. Each issue typically featured film reviews, director profiles, interviews with actors and filmmakers, festival reports, and photo spreads highlighting both British and global productions. Reflecting the era's growing interest in auteur theory and the emergence of "art house" cinema, Films & Filming championed directors such as Bergman, Fellini, and Antonioni, alongside commentary on Hollywood, British studios, and the rise of television as a cultural force.

The 1957-1958 collection offers a fascinating snapshot of mid-century film discourse—balancing glamour with thoughtful critique. It documents shifting attitudes toward film as both an art form and a social commentary, often engaging with themes of censorship, realism, and evolving cinematic technique. The magazine also became known for its modern graphic design and bold cover photography, which gave it a distinctive identity among contemporary film publications. Together, these 24 issues form a valuable archive for historians, collectors, and cinephiles alike—preserving the excitement, debates, and creative transitions that defined cinema at the dawn of the modern film age."

All magazines are generally in good condition. Please study photos to understand condition. Happy to provide more photos on request.

Size 29.5cm x 23cm x 8.5cm (Folder Dimensions)

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    Condition: Good
    Binding: Softcover, Wraps
    Special Attributes:
    Region: Europe
    Subject: Art & Photography
    Original/Facsimile: Original
    Seller Notes: All magazines are generally in good condition. Please study photos to understand condition. Happy to provide more photos on request.
    Language: English
    Author: Hansom Books: London
    Publisher: Hansom Books: London
    Year Printed: 1957
    Sub-subject: Cinematography