Guides to the National Film Registry
America’s Film Legacy
America’s Film Legacy 2009-2010
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Guides to the National Film Registry
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Available from Continuum, Amazon, and other outlets, these two volumes offer commentaries and full credits for each of the first 550 films selected to the National Film Registry.
Category Archives: Film Festivals
A Boy Called Sailboat
A youngster turns to music to cope with loss in a modest but affecting fairy tale set in the New Mexico desert. Marked by a distinctive visual style and superior work from its very young cast, A Boy Called Sailboat … Continue reading
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Bill Morrison on ‘Decasia’
For the past twenty years, Bill Morrison has been mining film archives, resurrecting decaying nitrate that would otherwise have been discarded and then editing it into new narratives. Released in 2002, Decasia helped Morrison reach a wide audience. Tied to … Continue reading
Posted in Film Festivals, Silent Film, Special effects
Tagged Archive, Film Library, Museum, Nitrate, Preservation, Restoration, Silent Film, Special effects
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Unknown Orson Welles at MoMA
Has any great filmmaker left as chaotic a legacy as Orson Welles? The director of Citizen Kane, The Magnificent Ambersons and Touch of Evil spent the last years of his life working on several projects, none of which he finished … Continue reading
53rd New York Film Festival: Don’t Miss These Revivals
The 53rd New York Film Festival, running from September 25 to October 11, showcases several high-profile features that will be opening in the coming weeks, including The Walk, Carol, Bridge of Sighs, and a sneak screening of The Martian. Concurrent … Continue reading
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Tagged Milestone Film, New York Film Festival, NYFF, Revivals, Rialto Pictures, The Film Foundation
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