Markets: Forward to the Past with Museums and Heritage
Panelists said restoration can help older films reach younger viewers, but funding, rights and archive capacity remain major obstacles, with some institutions overwhelmed by growing collections.
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Markets: Forward to the past with museums and heritage
Patrons of museums and other heritage attractions want to experience and understand the past, and many expect the latest technology to help them do it. Glass cases are old hat – unless they’re part of the story too, says Paul Bray. The post Markets: Forward to the past with museums and heritage appeared first on AV Magazine.
Heritage Monday at the Locarno Film Festival Sees a Future in the Past
Heritage Monday has become a popular fixture at the industry section of the Locarno Film Festival, reflecting the growing interest in film restoration and retrospective programming. This year’s edition was specifically devoted to the challenge of gaining new young audiences for older films. The panel, moderated by Sung Moon of the Jeonju International Film Festival, […]
In international competition, "Brave New Love" and "Hearing" are two films that speak of love and separation through narratives cultivating surprise. The second, directed by the Vietnamese Lê B的o, hypnotizes by his slow and atmospheric approachAmong the 17 shades of cinema that one can discover in the competition of the 79th Locarno Film Festival, there are feature films that know how to hit the imagination from the first image. In Brave New Lov…
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