Use these reference books to provide an overview of your topic, define terms, locate short biographies, and list recommended readings. If connecting from home, make sure your computer is configured for off-campus access.
Handbooks covering a wide range of humanities, social sciences, psychology and some science topics, published by Routledge, Ashgate and other imprints. Some CRC Press handbooks can also be accessed via this particular site.
Annotated bibliographies for topics in the field of Cinema and Media Studies. Combines encyclopedia-style introductions with expert recommendations of the most important reference works, books, journals, and primary sources on the topic.
Oxford Handbooks, now a part of Oxford Academic, provide review articles which summarize and analyze current research and trends in a given discipline. UCLA subscribes to most Oxford Handbooks Online, excluding a few individual titles.
Provides in-depth indexing of international films from the silent period to the present, with selected biographical information, searchable plot summaries, and full cast and crew lists. Based on the Summary of Film and Television database maintained by the British Film Institute.
Online via Gale Ebooks. Search by film title or name of director, actor, or designer. Print editions (including earlier ones with different coverage) are available in the Arts Library.
Online bio-bibliographical resource with information on the credits, awards, and ongoing work of contemporary figures in the performing arts. Part of Gale Ebooks.
English language site of KOFIC, including box office stats. Under the "Publications" tab, full text versions of annuals, magazines, and a history of Korean film are available.
Filmographic information and plot synopses (in English). The Korean language version of the database contains more information about reviews and box office.