48 Digital Issues of Eastern Film Magazine (1959-1972, Pakistan)
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Title: Eastern Film
Language: English
Format: Pdf
Editors: Asif Noorani, Said A. Haroon, Abdul Qadir, W. A. Zaidi
Publisher: Khuda Bukhsh Baloch, Sadruddin Assanie, Shamsuddin A. Gulamani, Karachi
Years: 1959-1972
Country: Pakistan
Issues:
| 1967 |
| April 1962 |
| April 1965 |
| April 1968 |
| April 1970 |
| Aug 1959 |
| Aug 1963 |
| Aug 1967 |
| Aug 1969 |
| Aug 1971 |
| Dec 1963 |
| Dec 1967 |
| Dec 1970 |
| Eid Issue |
| Feb 1963 |
| Feb 1968 |
| Feb 1969 |
| Feb 1970 |
| Jan 1970 |
| January 1961 |
| January 1963 |
| January 1967 |
| January 1968 |
| July 1961 |
| July 1963 |
| July 1968 |
| July 1969 |
| June 1965 |
| June 1968 |
| June 1969 |
| June 1970 |
| March 1964 |
| March 1966 |
| March 1968 |
| May 1961 |
| May 1962 |
| May 1967 |
| May 1968 |
| May June 1972 |
| Nov 1963 |
| Nov 1967 |
| Nov 1969 |
| Oct 1962 |
| Oct 1963 |
| Oct 1969 |
| Oct 1970 |
| Oct 1971 |
| Sep 1967 |
| Sep 1970 |
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