Wright State does not have many non-fiction books in French; however, you can find books in French on French films via the OhioLINK catalog. You can request the books as long as there is a copy available. Below are some links to searches in the OhioLINK catalog:
WSU Library Catalog
Find films and books on French films. Useful LC Subjects include:
Specific titles that may be useful:
We have a print subscription to the magazine Cahiers du cinéma. Come to the 2nd floor and we'll help you find it, then kick back with some coffee and pretend you're at a Parisian cafe while you puruse articles.
Cahiers du cinema: PN1993 .C25 (2000 - present) on the 2nd floor of Dunbar Library
You can get the full text of many reviews online using the library databases. To search by publication, use the library's eJournals list.
Try these starting points.
You can also find reviews in the library and on the internet.
As you search for articles, remember to try searches for the film's original French title and its translated title. Some articles will be in French.
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These links and descriptions were from the Library of Congress Portals to the World guide for French culture. That site is no longer active but the following links are.