The journal compromised essays, interviews and manifestos, and ran as a totally Not for profit project, printing a small run of A5 sized magazines distributed to cinemas, cafes and arts venues across the UK and a free to access website.
Seven members of the Brighton Filmmakers Coalition began working on a small for-print journal to discuss ideas arising from their film projects in early 2009.
They named the Journal "One+One" in recognition of Jean-Luc Godard's original and preferred title for his film "Sympathy for the Devil" which was renamed by studio producers.
It began accepting submissions from writers worldwide and developed to become a more politically and philosophically engaged journal of ideas, beyond the mere emphasis on filmmaking.
In December 2012 the journal organised a film screening and round table discussion with porn theorists on contemporary understandings of the pornographic called "New Adventures in Pornography.