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The New York Times recently wrote an article on archivist Rick Prelinger’s new film Lost Landscapes of New York, presented by the Museum of the Moving Image at the NYU Skirball Center just a few days ...
Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. Since 2006, film historian and archivist Rick Prelinger has presented twenty ...
Rick Prelinger produces a film series called “Lost Landscapes," montages that present city life across 100 years. These portraits tell hidden histories of American cities through the most personal of ...
For the eighth time, Rick Prelinger brings together familiar and unseen archival film clips showing San Francisco as it was and is no more. Blanketing the 20th-century city, from the Bay to Ocean ...
A still from the 2020 edition of "Lost Landscapes of San Francisco" that showcases a civil rights demonstration on Market Street, July 14, 1964. Courtesy of Rick Prelinger and Prelinger Archives, San ...
"It's about taking material that was made for some other purpose, whether it's an industrial or a promotional film or a newsreel or a home movie, and looking at the periphery and seeing what it ...
“Lost Landscapes of San Francisco” is not about nostalgia for a bygone city. Archivist Rick Prelinger describes his annual feature-length presentation of rare, rescanned, film clips as more of an ...
The expert estimate is that 90 percent of U.S. silent films and 50 percent of the sound films made in the U.S. before 1950 are gone forever. The root cause is (or was) disinterest—nobody could imagine ...
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