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Feminista filmes folyóiratok
Angles:
1992 óta megjelenő negyedéves amerikai folyóirat. A film- és videoművészetben dolgozó női alkotók munkáival foglalkozik.
Camera Obscura:
1976 óta megjelenő, feminizmussal és filmelmélettel foglalkozó amerikai folyóirat.
Jump Cut:
1974 óta megjelenő folyóirat. Rendszeresen publikál cikkeket nők és a film témakörében. Az 1974–80 között a lapban megjelent feminista filmelméletet tárgyaló írások bibliográfiája: Jump Cut (March 1981) no. 24–25.
Frauen und Film:
1976 óta félévente megjelenő tematikus folyóirat. Kiadja a Stroemfeld Verlag.
