Jeffrey Geiger and Karin Littau (eds.): <i>Cinematicity in Media History</i> by Andrew Behrendt

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Editorial: On Making the Work of Women Editors Visible by Adelheid Heftberger, Ana Grgic

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Lynne Attwod, Elisabeth Schimpfössl and Larina Yusupova (eds.): <i>Gender and Choice After Socialism</i> by Anna Batori

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Aplikovaná folkloristika. Jak rozumět mainstreamovým filmům? by Jaroslav Otčenášek

“…Analysis and intepretation of film art is primarily domain of the film studies; approach of this discipline could be also supplemented by applied folkloristics. …”
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Mario Slugan and Daniël Biltereyst (eds.): <i>New Perspectives on Early Cinema History: Concepts, Approaches, Audiences by Denise Youngblood

“… New Perspectives on Early Cinema History is a selection of papers originally presented at an international conference held in Ghent, Belgium in 2018, organised by this book’s editors: Mario Slugan, a lecturer in film studies at Queen Mary, University of London (and a former editor at Apparatus), and Daniël Biltereyst, a professor of film and media studies at Ghent University and director of its centre for film and media studies. …”
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The Reception of the Life and Work of Franz Kafka in Philip Roth’s Non-Fiction Writings by Michal Sýkora

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Bratislava in Slovak Films of the First Decade of the New Millennium by Jana Dudková

“…By widening the corpus, she tests the relevance of concepts used in film studies at the turn of the millennia (“lifestyle urban film”, “non-places”, “supermodernity”, “postmodernity”) for chosen films. …”
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Historical exercises: Hungarian sports films as political commentary and historical memory by Terez Vincze

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Things Fall Apart by Heleen Gerritsen

“…This necessitates a redirection of researchers’ and film festival programmers’ focus, a nuanced revision of (film) history, and the adoption of a new language in film studies and in the humanities in general. This editorial describes how, in the context of the symposium "Decolonizing the (Post)Soviet Screen" at the Central and Eastern European film festival goEast 2023, the idea for a publication project in collaboration with Apparatus was born. …”
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<i>Butterflies Do Not Live Here</i> and <i>On Shoes, Braid and Dummy</i> by Jana Rogoff

“…Film-historical analysis of the works has been missing in the Theresienstadt film studies context as well as in studies of documentary film on Holocaust. …”
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