Kelly Gallagher & Christopher Harris. . De-Education for the 250th. #orphans2026
E pluribus whoopee, Everyone!
Embrace the optimism, or at least funlovingness, of this 1932-33 NYE invitation. Thems was tough times. May your turn to 2026 bring a better circumstance.
Go koto — again. Jan. 31. Orphans @ MoMA:
10 orphan films + 10 more from the Japanese Paper Film Project, live koto & cello music.
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Go koto! A hit at the Orphan Film Symposium in April. Now a complete show and more live music. lightindustry.org/paperfilms
35mm projection; Q&A after. @Metrograph -- with @decasia his own self, live from Ludlow Street.
No secret that we love UCLA FTVA and perfect presenter Todd W. #orphans2024
Senior Motion Picture Curator @toddflicks presented at @Orphan_Films about John Canaly (1956–92), an independent maker of LGBTQ films and a leader in queer film & TV programming. His work is in the @oneinstitutela Collection at UCLA, available for research ucla.in/3QPUiRH
Held over! from #Orphans2024 !
Month-long run (loop) of this li’l gem of a film. T/h Luke Kuplowsky @YorkUniversity
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Gandhi and Charlie Chaplin greeting crowds in Canning Town (1931).
Full film here: ow.ly/nrWJ50RAG4S
Luke Kuplowsky has got this gem (with the lost soundtrack found). Will be in demand by teachers, scholars, and people who enjoy a good movie. He also found the film's editor Pat Jaffe, age 99. #Orphans2024 Soundtrack, btw, by legendary Tony Schwartz.
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"You are an archive." Alexa Efune on curator June Givanni of the Pan-African Cinema Archive receiving a special BAFTA award. wp.nyu.edu/orphanfilm/2024/0… via @orphan_films
La Vida a Oscuras (Enrique Bellande, 2023) #Orphans2024
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This NYC Symposium Gives a Rare Spotlight to Lost Films, from Jim Henson Obscurities to Bizarre Medical Shorts trib.al/VjKYGe6
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This NYC Symposium Gives a Rare Spotlight to Lost Films, from Jim Henson Obscurities to Bizarre Medical Shorts trib.al/VjKYGe6















