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An interview with Elena Rossi-Snook, the film archivist who takes care of the 16mm collection at the New York Public […]

Playing on the meaning of the Latin word ‘focus’ referring to ‘fire’, filmmaker Jean-Marie Straub used to say that when […]

 Interview with Lilia Ben Achour from Focus Archive, who recently set up a film projection workshop in Gabès, Tunisia, about […]

The British Film Institute just revealed the lineup for the 2025 Film on Film Festival, to be held June 12-15 […]

The eighth Nitrate Picture Show is opening today on the site of what used to be the estate of Georges Eastman, founder […]

Covering the 1975 New York Film Festival, critics Manny Farber and Patricia Paterson described the style of Moses and Aaron […]

A unique 16mm test film has been produced under the banner of filmprojection21 by L’Abominable with the dedicated tools that […]

Noah Teichner’s feature-length essay film Navigators, which premiered on 35mm at the festival Cinéma du Réel in 2022, was released […]

The French collective of filmmakers known as L’Abominable is currently working on setting up its artist-run film lab in the […]

September 15th will be the opening day of the first edition of Celluloid Now in Chicago: four days of screenings, […]

For its 12th edition, which starts on May 28th, (S8) Mostra Internacional de Cinema Periférico relaunches its trademark on-site activities, […]

In the coming days, Her Name Was Europa, the new feature by the Berlin-based duo Ojoboca will be screened in […]

Not just one. The Oberhausen film festival will propose three projection workshops alongside the regular programs coming up in May. […]

Tuesday, February 4th, 2020, will see the premiere of the newly restored 35mm print of Maurice Lemaître’s Lettrist masterpiece Le […]

This workshop is offered as a collaboration between Chicago Film Society, L’Abominable, Process Reversal, and Chicago Film Archives, under the […]

The current edition of the Oberhausen International Short Film Festival has opened a new section called “Labs” dedicated to work […]

The Cinéma du Réel film festival in Paris will soon present a 13-film retrospective of the work of Tacita Dean, […]

Young American director Ted Fendt’s second feature length film, Classical Period, will soon be shown in 16mm in the Forum […]

French distributor Carlotta is re-releasing Max Ophuls’ ‘La Ronde’ (1950) both digitally and as a brand new 35mm print. Quoting […]

Gran Lux opens a ten-day film feast celebrating photochemical projection in its myriad forms. The event, “Eden”, is taking place […]

In spite of claims of its obsolescence, analog film is still alive. It continues to exist as an inimitable artistic […]

French major Gaumont is unveiling the fourth restoration of Jean Vigo’s extraordinary film L’Atalante (1934). The only feature-length piece that […]

Mark your calendars, cinephiles. 35mm film will be alive in all its glory on March 5 — or 3/5. A […]

Hervé Pichard – January 10, 2017. (Vers l’article original en français) Sometimes, the photochemical triumphs over the digital… The Cinémathèque […]

On Friday, January 13th, 2017, Cinemateca Portuguesa in Lisbon, celebrating the 20th anniversary of its ANIM preservation center, organizes a […]

TIFF is embarking on a project to preserve more than 1300 prints, coming mainly from NBC Universal, Mongrel Media, and […]

We are happy to announce the appearance of filmprojection21.org, an initiative conceived around the concrete commitment represented by the Charter […]

A website for those who care about photochemical film projection… Un site pour ceux à qui la projection sur support […]