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This Is Cinématographe: A Journal of American Cinema - Summer 2025

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Introducing the inaugural issue of This is Cinématographe, a new journal dedicated to American cinema.

Edited by Cinématographe's Justin LaLiberty, this premiere edition features Mitchell Beaupre exploring the cinematic legacy of rebellious youth in film. Acclaimed critic Bilge Ebiri sits down with director and cinematographer Ernest Dickerson for an in-depth interview, while Robert Daniels revisits Girl 6, shining a spotlight on what he calls Spike Lee’s overlooked masterpiece. Also featured are curated New Hollywood film lists from Justin LaLiberty and Richard Brody. The issue is complemented by new artwork from Johnny Ryan and a comic on McCabe and Mrs. Miller from Nathan Gelgud.

written by: various
illustrated by: Johnny Ryan
2025 / 48 pages / Color / English / 5
.8" x 7.4"

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Overall rating: 4.7647057 / 5 from 34 reviews.

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Long live Cinematographe

"Vinegar Syndrome's hot new label is now a hot new zine. If you've gotten their releases, you know what this sub label is all about. This is basically one of the great disc booklets but instead of being tied to a specific film, it's a nice mix of essays covering all sorts of movies that match the Cinematographe mission statement. And it looks great too!"

Justin A. (5/5)

Keeping American Cinema Alive

"This Is Cinématographe feels like the perfect companion to the label itself, approaching American cinema with the same curiosity and affection that makes Cinématographe releases so appealing. The writing is thoughtful and knowledgeable without becoming overly academic, giving overlooked films and filmmakers the kind of serious attention usually reserved for established classics. What I particularly enjoy is the sense of discovery running through it, with the contributors writing as film lovers first and foremost and making you want to seek out movies you may barely have heard of. It also captures something increasingly rare in the digital age: the pleasure of sitting down with a physical film journal and simply reading about cinema. For anyone already following Cinématographe, this is an excellent extension of what the label is doing with the films themselves."

Antonio T. (5/5)

An avid reader so

"I´m an avid reader of booklets and zines on film so this is great. Lovely format and ticks the collectors box as well. Yes I buy those LEs with booklets and yes I read em. Great quality paper and print, intersting reading."

Hansi L. (5/5)

Good read.

"Good read."

Michael B. (5/5)

I Love These Zines!

"I'm always happy to see a cinema journal, especially one from a distributor I respect like Cinematographie. This is definitely worth grabbing if it's still available when you're reading this. All the editions are."

Jake B. (5/5)

Great zine

"I really like the different VS zines, and this one is no different. Well written and very informative."

Jakob P. (5/5)

Cinematograph zine dope

"Lots of good articles, great writing. Love talking about cinema in this zine format. Looking forward to buying future editions."

David C. (5/5)

Excellent zine

"A wonderful periodical of films from the sublabel Cinematographie. This seasonal magazine showcases the best of the label as well as the artists that are part of it. Looking forward to reading the rest of the articles from the line."

Tarek E. (3/5)

Worth every penny

"High quality. Great articles and art."

Andrew B. (5/5)

Love it!

"Pumped to see that Cinematographe is launching a zine and that I was able to snag the first issue! Will probably be in for as long as they put these out 😁"

Philip M. (5/5)

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