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http://www.mastersofcinema.org escribió:After five years of fits, starts, and editorial shifts, Les Cahiers du cinéma have finally launched a comprehensive web-extension of the influential French revue. The new site continues to establish the Cahiers of the new millennium as a kind of all-encompassing cinema-critical franchise, whose range now extends beyond the print edition and into periodic film-series (coming soon to New York and elsewhere), a DVD line (the excellent "Deux films de..." collection), and a wide-ranging print library of critical texts, scenarios, and literary fiction. Visitors to the site will be able to view Jean-Michel Frodon's monthly editorial, along with a selection of essays from the latest issue; participate in discussion forums; read new English translations of essays that had previously appeared in the revue in French; explore a site-exclusive curated "photothèque"; and browse a calendar of upcoming film-related events held across the globe. Perhaps the most valuable feature of cahiersducinema.com will be the eventual online archival of the print revue's entire contents (at 70,000+ pages) from 1951 to the present day. While the exact pricing for use of this service remains unclear at the present moment, PDF facsimiles of issues 1, 100, 200, 300 (guest-edited by Godard), 400 (Wenders), and 500 (Scorsese) are currently available for free download from the site. - Craig Keller