These Magazines tell the story behind a film

Picturehouse Recommends is a fully interactive quarterly film and arts magazine showcasing some must-see films and events coming up at Picturehouse Cinemas. Each issue includes in-depth film previews (both quality mainstream and art-house), trailers, and interviews with A-list directors and actors, alongside highlights from our Screen Arts presentations. If you are as obsessed by films as we are, this magazine should not be missed.

Cinemantra, a light entertainer, is a film information magazine that aims at being your one stop solution for entertainment news. We bring to you news of the grandiose events in the industry, hot shot celebrity interviews, exclusive film news, stylish photo shots and in-depth articles on film culture. We pride ourselves in covering all the five film industries in the South and an additional Hollywood section. Look to us for information on some of the best films from around the world outside of Hollywood.

'S' is a refreshing movie magazine from Sathyam Cinemas - Chennai's hottest entertainment destination. S brings you the latest in movie and music news, exclusive celebrity interviews, competitions, exciting offers, what's hot at its restaurants and much more. Hollywood, Bollywood or Kollywood - you'll find them all in S.

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Cinema Express is one of the most popular Tamil fortnightly Magazine. Cinema Express is South India's Leading Tamil Cine magazine. It founded by Express Publications (Madurai). It covers latest news on south side Cinema, views, reviews, gossip and star photos.

A premium entertainment magazine, Follo allows you to discover the latest film gossips, spot the buzzing Bollywood trends and know the insight of filmdom. An online magazine, Follo is an extension of already popular www.follo.in website and follo app. With its stylish design and trendy look, Follo Magazine allows you to connect to the topical issues of your favourite Bollywood stars.

Magazine Subscriptions are available for purchase inside this app.

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The Film Comment app is free to download, and features all the articles from the print edition of the magazine, plus weekly digests of our web content, including our podcast. A yearly subscription is $9.99. When you become a subscriber, you can download any issue published while your subscription is active. If your subscription lapses, you will still be able to read the issues published while you were an active subscriber.

You can individually purchase issues published before you began your subscription for $1.99. Tap the “Restore” button to make previously purchased issues available on your iPhone, iPod or iPad. You can update or cancel your subscription in your iTunes Store account settings.

Film Comment continues to be the most urgent, cutting-edge magazine of film criticism in the U.S. Still the greatest place for the smartest writing on cinema after more than fifty years, Film Comment keeps the conversation going in its sleek new digital format, which gives the reader more ways to experience reviews, interviews, features, and news about the most important latest movies.

Founded under the editorship of Gordon Hitchens in 1962, Film Comment is a bimonthly print publication and website of the Film Society of Lincoln Center. Its subsequent editors were Richard Corliss, Harlan Jacobson, Richard Jameson, Gavin Smith, and, currently, Nicolas Rapold. Past and present contributing critics include David Bordwell, Manohla Dargis, Raymond Durgnat, Roger Ebert, Manny Farber, Howard Hampton, Molly Haskell, J. Hoberman, Eric Hynes, Kent Jones, Dave Kehr, Farran Smith Nehme, Nick Pinkerton, Geoffrey O’Brien, Frank Rich, Jonathan Rosenbaum, Andrew Sarris, Richard Schickel, Amy Taubin, David Thomson, Amos Vogel, Robin Wood, and many more.

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