Current Issue
The journal “Images. The International Journal of European Film, Performing Arts and Audiovisual Communication” (DOI: 10.14746/i; ISSN: 1731-450X; E-ISSN: 2720-040X) is a biannual scholar journal with an international focus and scope, indexed in databases such as SCOPUS, ERIH PLUS, INDEX COPERNICUS INTERNATIONAL and PKP INDEX. According to the current list of scholarly journals issued by the Polish Ministry of Education and Science, the journal's evaluation index is 70 points. The works posted in the journal are available under a Creative Commons license (CC BY 4.0). “Images” publishes texts in Polish and English. Each issue of the magazine is devoted to one theme and also has a Varia section which publishes texts not directly related to its main topic. The main fields of interest of the Editorial Board are articles related to audiovisual culture – film, television, new media, video games or photography. The journal is known for its distinct aesthetic layer which goes hand in hand with editorial diligence. In addition to the articles themselves series of visual works (such as photographs, prints or posters) are included in each volume.
INDEXED IN: SCOPUS, INDEX COPERNICUS INTERNATIONAL, ERIH PLUS, CEEOL, PKP Index, EBSCO, Arianta
JOURNAL METRICS:
Ministry of Education and Science (2024): 70
Index Copernicus Value 2020: 108.03
DOI: 10.14746/i
ISSN: 1731-450x
e-ISSN: 2720-040X
PUBLISHED WORK ARE LICENSED UNDER A CREATIVE COMMONS:
From 2016 to 10.2020:
Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International
The following volumes(numbers) were published under the terms of the CC BY-NC-ND license: 18(27), 19(28), 20(29), 21(30), 22(31), 23(32), 24(33), 25(34), 26(35).
From 10.2020 to present day:
Attribution 4.0 International
So far the following volumes(numbers) of the journal have been published under the terms of the current license CC BY: 27(36), 28(37), 29(38), 30(39), 31(40), 32(41), 33(42), 34(43), 35(44), 36(45), 37(46).
DATA ARCHIVING
The PRESSto platform archives the contents of this journal in the PKP Preservation Network (PKP PN), a digital long-term preservation service of scholarly journals.
The Initiative for Open Citations I4OC
„Images. The International Journal of European Film, Performing Arts and Audiovisual Communication" complies with the I40C standards for open citations.
PUBLISHER:
Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań, Poland
Adam Mickiewicz University Press
Announcements
CFP: Film archives after the “archival turn”. A research reconnaissance
We announce CALL FOR PAPERS for the next issue. Finished articles should be sent by December 31, 2025, via our PRESSto website or to the email addresses of the volume's editors:
Barbara Giza: barbara.giza@fina.gov.pl or barbara.glebicka-giza@mail.umcs.pl
Adam Wyżyński: adam.wyzynski@fina.gov.pl
Mateusz Drewniak: mateusz.drewniak@amu.edu.pl or images@amu.edu.pl
Scheduled publication of the issue: second half of 2026.
Full text of the announcement can be accessed by clicking on the "read more" button below.
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CALL FOR PAPERS: STREAMING
STREAMING: Production culture, business models and content
We announce CALL FOR PAPERS for the next issue. Deadline for submitting finished articles is June 30, 2025. Publication in 2026.
Full text of the announcement in the link below:
https://pressto.amu.edu.pl/index.php/i/announcement/view/626
Please submit articles to the volume's editors:
sszostak@swps.edu.pl
m_adamczak80@wp.pl
kazmier@amu.edu.pl
Streaming platforms are bringing about a transformative shift in the global audiovisual industry. The local audiovisual market in Poland is experiencing notable changes due to the growing influence of these streaming platforms. While researchers in Anglo-American contexts extensively analyze the repercussions of global players like Netflix, Disney +, HBO Max, Apple or Amazon, the impact of these media giants’ activities have been overlooked in media and film studies in Poland. A current priority is to identify areas where the influence of Netflix, Disney and HBO and other streaming platforms on the Polish industry is substantial, leading to observable changes in established practices and work systems. This thematic issue aims to explore the impact of streaming as globalizing forces and digital technologies, both locally and globally. We invite authors to reflect upon ongoing political, economic, creative and technological disruptions, and their long-term societal implications.
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