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Domitor Bulletin 01/2025
El cinematografo en España (1896-1906)
On Tuesday, February 4, at 7 p.m., Jean-Claude Seguin Vergara will present his book El cinematógrafo…
New Publications
El cinematógrafo en España (1896–1906)
El cinematógrafo en España (1896–1906) This new volume offers a structured tour of the cinematograph in Spain…
Richard Abel, The Exhibitor as Producer: Stage Prologues in American Movie Theatres, 1917-1926
This open access book seeks answers to a series of questions about the little studied subject…
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The Origins of Cinema (1896–1906): Research Group on The Image in the Hispanic World, GRIMH
By Jean-Claude Seguin Vergara The platform The Origins of Cinema (1896–1906) is a virtual space created…
Teaching Early Cinema Today
By Aurore Spiers When the announcement for the Eighteenth International Domitor Conference, “A Long Early Cinema?” was…
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Domitor, the international society for the study of early cinema, is an association for people with a scholarly interest in cinema from its beginnings to 1915.
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Domitor, the international society for the study of early cinema, is an association for people with a scholarly interest in cinema from its beginnings to 1915.
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Women and the Silent Screen XI Conference — Cineaste Magazine
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More than one hundred years ago, the filmmaking capital of the United States shifted from the metro New York area to California and what would become Hollywood. For the first week of June, NYC was aga...
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www.savethecastrotheatre.org
The Castro Theatre Conservancy stands for maintaining the landmark Castro Theatre as San Francisco’s preeminent movie palace and iconic LGBTQ+ resource.
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