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Film Quarterly is an American film journal published by University of California Press, in Berkeley, California. It was first published in 1945 as Hollywood Quarterly, was renamed The Quarterly of Film Radio and Television in 1951, and received its current title in 1958. The ISSN is 0015-1386.

Film Quarterly is peer-reviewed, and publishes scholarly analyses of international cinemas, current blockbusters and Hollywood classics, documentaries, animation, and independent, avant-garde, and experimental film and video.


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