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Wednesday, Feb 24, 2016
3:10 PM (170 mins)
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BAMPFA
NFPF Preservation Highlights
Lecture/screening class (3 hours). Special admission applies.
Live Music / Judith Rosenberg on piano
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Archival Practice, American Style
Executive Director of the National Film Preservation Foundation
The San Francisco–based National Film Preservation Foundation (NFPF) is dedicated to saving American films made outside the commercial sector. Since the NFPF’s inception in 1997, the organization has preserved more than 2,200 films. Executive director Jeff Lambert will offer an overview of the mission and activities of the NFPF and present a selection of films they have helped preserve, from silent-era social-issue films, documentaries, and short narratives to orphan films and artist-made independent productions.
Films in this Screening
The Breath of a Nation
Gregory La Cava, United States, 1919
FILM DETAILS
Print Info
- B&W
- 35mm
- Silent
- 6 mins
source
- George Eastman House
Children Who Labor
Thomas Edison Company, United States, 1912
FILM DETAILS
Print Info
- B&W
- 35mm
- Silent
- 13 mins
source
- The Museum of Modern Art, New York
Interior New York Subway, 14th Street to 42nd Street
American Mutoscope and Biograph Company, United States, 1905
FILM DETAILS
Print Info
- B&W
- 35mm
- Silent
- 5 mins
source
- The Museum of Modern Art, New York
Lyman H. Howe’s Famous Ride on a Runaway Train
United States, 1921
FILM DETAILS
Print Info
- B&W
- Digital
- Silent
- 6 mins
Running Around San Francisco for an Education
C.R. Skinner, United States, 1938
FILM DETAILS
Print Info
- B&W
- 35mm
- 1 mins
source
- BAMPFA
Notes on the Port of St. Francis
Frank Stauffacher, United States, 1951
FILM DETAILS
Narrator
- Vincent Price
Print Info
- B&W
- 16mm
- 22 mins
source
- BAMPFA
Faces and Fortunes
Goldshall Design Associates for Kimberly-Clark, United States, 1960
FILM DETAILS
Print Info
- 16mm
- 13 mins
source
- Chicago Film Archives
Multiple Sidosis
United States, 1977
FILM DETAILS
Print Info
- Color
- 35mm
- 10 mins
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- UCLA Film & Television Archive