A silent film researcher seeking information or photos of a specific actor or actress in another language might peruse a free digital archive independent of Lantern Media History. While Lantern Media History is regularly updated with Hollywood trade and consumer publications in both English and foreign languages, it is by no means comprehensive, meaning that many foreign film magazines must be sought elsewhere online. The good news is, there are many film archives which have digitized these publications, many which date back to the silent film and sound eras.
Filmoteca de Catalunya contains a wealth of film-related publications in Spanish in addition to a wide variety of different film novellas like Biblioteca Films, La Novela Cinematográfica, and Biblioteca Trebol. Both Cinearte and A Scena Muda come from Brazil, and the colorful covers of each publication, usually with a silent film star on the cover, entices the film researcher into spending a few hours looking at everything from film reviews to production notes. In France, Ciné-Ressources holds many early French film publications which have been digitized as PDFs.

When it comes to English-language film publications not found in Lantern Media History, Everyones from Australia is a favorite, due its publishing of silent film photos not commonly found in American film publications.
One special project regarding digital archives and early film publications is Domitor. The creators of the site have created a catalog list of existing digitized publications on early film, organized by country, publication title, and issue dates available. Many of these are from Europe, Asia, and South America. Virtual History also contains a handful of foreign publications such as Film-Magazin (Germany), Filmnyheter (Sweden), and Mein Film (Austria).