Many questions pushed Maya Cade to create the Black Film Archive website, a new, curated streaming guide of Black cinema spanning 1915 through 1979: What films belong here? How can I present it in a ...

A still from director Edward Yang's 2000 film "Yi Yi." (Courtesy Harvard Film Archive) One of my favorite depictions of a child in all of cinema is an 8-year-old named Yang Yang in writer-director ...

The custodian of thousands of negatives from the Movie Star News archive, Globe Photos provides framed images of famous 20th-century films and stars, from "King Kong" to Marlon Brando. Still from King ...

A still from Mou Tun-Fei's 1970 film "The End of the Track." (Courtesy Harvard Film Archive) The Harvard Film Archive has been closed to the public since March of 2020. In keeping with the ...

Huge questions loom about the status of an archive of thousands of films that dates back to 1927. During the Taliban’s rule of Afghanistan from 1996 to 2001, women and girls were shut out of public ...

BRADFORD’S digital storytellers are about to take the spotlight as hundreds of newly preserved films will be celebrated at a special showcase in the city.

TEL AVIV (JTA) – For years, only those with special permission could visit the climate-controlled repositories of the Jerusalem Cinematheque to see the moving pictures held in the Israel Film Archive.

Film preservation is fundamental to keeping the medium alive. With how rapidly filmmaking technology advances, older work can get lost because it never saw a wide release, had few copies available, or ...

The 10-day festival is to showcase 134 documentaries from more than 40 countries at the TFAI headquarters in New Taipei City, and Shin Kong Cinemas Taipei Lion's, SPOT-Huashan and C-Lab in Taipei, ...

The independent filmmaking community is up in arms over the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences’ recent decision to gut its archive and library, with some calling the cutbacks “a huge step ...

It wasn’t the sort of place people usually see a movie in. No boorish Moorish architecture, no chewing gum under the seats. Instead, the hall was a deep blue nave, immensely high and still, looped ...