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The Metrograph - Issue 2

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Category: Books & Magazines

From New York's iconic Metrograph theatre comes 'The Metrograph', a new print publication for film lovers and beyond.

Engaging essays and long-form interviews run alongside striking photography and illustrations, clever comics and a movie-themed crossword. This issue features original cover artwork from painter Louise Giovanelli, and includes a centrepiece celebration of underground icon Paul Morissey. Also featuring Christian Petzold, Christine Smallwood, Gary Indiana and more.

A beautiful print artefact to be collected and treasured, The Metrograph is designed by Matt Willey from Pentagram and printed on premium Italian paper. Unique and highly curated, each issue strikes a perfect balance: seductive yet sophisticated, sharp and rigourous, playful and fun.

Metrograph. pb. 152 pages. 27.4 x 21.6 cm.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

James U. ★★★★★

The long-form interview with the director alone was worth the price, and the photography breaks up the essays in a way that makes the whole issue feel like a cohesive piece of cinema itself. I’ve already read it twice and keep finding new details in the layout.

John ★★★★★

I’m only halfway through the interview section, but the long-form conversations already feel like sitting in on a film school seminar with friends. The matte pages and photo spreads make it a coffee-table keeper, too.

Jason ★★★★★

Finally, a print magazine that treats cinema like an art form and not just a list of streaming releases. The long-form interviews are exactly what I was hoping for, and the photography throughout is gorgeous enough to keep on my coffee table.