LibGuides: DSEM: Paris on Film: Myth and Reality in the City of Lights: Databases

Helpful Databases

American Film Institute This link opens in a new window
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American Film Institute Catalog
Film Index International This link opens in a new window
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Film studies index produced in collaboration with the British Film Institute.
FIAF This link opens in a new window
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International Federation of Film Archives (FIAF) resources on films and film studies, many full text. International Index to Film Periodicals is the main database.
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WE NOW HAVE ACCESS TO ALL JSTOR ARCHIVE COLLECTIONS .Full text database of over 1600 journals; generally does not contain most recent materials. Most journals lack the last several years, but holdings are very deep, with many journals running back more than a hundred years.
MLA Bibliography This link opens in a new window
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Indexes scholarly materials in journals and essay collections on literature, film, drama and language, 1926 to present.
Performing Arts Periodicals Database, formerly International Index to the Performing Arts This link opens in a new window
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Performing Arts Periodicals Database (formerly IIPA) covers all aspects of the performing arts from 1864 onward; some full text is available.

MRQE.com
For English language reviews of movies, check this open collection of sources, the Movie Review Query Engine.

LibKey Nomad
LibKey Nomad is a browser extension that gives you fast, one-click access to scholarly articles. This extension connects your web browser to all of the content available to you through the Drew University Library. If you find an article while searching outside the Library's website, LibKey Nomad will communicate seamlessly with the Library and either give you full-text access to the article (if the Drew Library has it available) or bring you to a pre-filled InterLibrary Loan form that will request access to the article for you.