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This Film Is Dangerous ? A Celebration of Nitrate Film: A Celebration of Nitrate Film
 
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ISBN13:9782960029604
ISBN10:2960029607
Binding:Paperback
No. of pages:690 pages
Size:287x198x44 mm
Weight:2378 g
Language:English
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This Film Is Dangerous ? A Celebration of Nitrate Film

A Celebration of Nitrate Film
 
Publisher: Indiana University Press
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It incorporates the papers given at the symposium The Last Nitrate Picture Show during the FIAF Congress in London in June 2000, as well as a wealth of original contributions by historians, archivists, veterans, and enthusiasts around the world.

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This Film Is Dangerous is an anthology published by the International Federation of Film Archives (FIAF) to examine and to celebrate the life, the death, the afterlife, and the mythology of nitrate film. It incorporates the papers given at the symposium The Last Nitrate Picture Show during the FIAF Congress in London in June 2000, as well as a wealth of original contributions by historians, archivists, veterans, and enthusiasts around the world.



[A]n extraordinary anthology which includes everything from poetry to graphs, film-can labels to stars wrapped in celluloid, as well as some extremely informative papers. It is, emphatically, not a book for the tidy-minded or the reader in a hurry to get to the point. But for anyone who feels drawn to the material as well as to the mythology of film, it's fascinating.