The AFI Collection at the Library of Congress: AFI's 50th Anniversary скачать в хорошем качестве

The AFI Collection at the Library of Congress: AFI's 50th Anniversary

The AFI Collection at the Library of Congress: From the beginning of motion picture production in 1893 until 1951, films were produced on highly flammable nitrate stock and many were lost to fires and disintegration. One of AFI’s first acts in 1968 was to create a “rescue list” with the Museum of Modern Art, George Eastman House and the Library of Congress, and to coordinate efforts among the archives to locate and preserve missing films. Today, 37,000 motion pictures are preserved in the AFI Collection in the Library’s state-of-the-art facility in Culpeper, VA. And the search continues for remaining lost films. The AFI Collection includes film classics by America’s most accomplished filmmakers: Frank Capra (IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE, LOST HORIZON, MR. SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON) Michael Curtiz (THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD, MILDRED PIERCE) Cecil B. DeMille (THE TEN COMMANDMENTS) Walt Disney (PUSS IN BOOTS) John Ford (THE INFORMER, STAGECOACH) Howard Hawks (THE CRADLE SNATCHERS, HIS GIRL FRIDAY) Alfred Hitchcock (SUSPICION) John Huston (THE MALTESE FALCON) Buster Keaton (GO WEST) Ernst Lubitsch (ONE ARABIAN NIGHT) Lewis Milestone (ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT) Mark Sandrich (TOP HAT) George Stevens (GUNGA DIN, SWING TIME) Orson Welles (CITIZEN KANE) William A. Wellman (THE PUBLIC ENEMY, WINGS) William Wyler (JEZEBEL) …and many more treasures!