the Orphan Film Symposium
archivists, academics, & artists saving, studying, & screening neglected moving images
May 10, 2010
the passing of Callie Angell
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Callie Angell and Jonas Mekas (April 9, 2010) Very sad news. Word came this past weekend that Callie Angell has died. Less ...
May 5, 2010
the most famous film archivist in the world for the past two years
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The May 5 New York Times has a good write-up of the archival details behind Fernando Peña and Paula Félix-Didier's rediscovery of the c...
Apr 28, 2010
Pictures from the National Film Board of Breadland*
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Jodie Mack and Danielle Ash received the Helen Hill Award for the 2010 Orphan Film Symposium. NYU Cinema Studies and the University of South...
Apr 26, 2010
a Canadian Orphan Film Symposium
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I dunno what's come of it, but a year or so ago four Canadian scholar/ archivist/ filmmakers (three alumni of past Orphan Film Symposium...
Apr 23, 2010
Through the Images in This Dark Box....
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For Orphans 7, Russell Sheaffer and Jim Bittl made four trailers. A way to start the day and to acknowledge those who made the show possible...
Apr 18, 2010
Around the World with 80 Films
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Rumor has it that the 7th Orphan Film Symposium was a success. Details to follow. Meanwhile, here's Jonas Mekas introducing The Cry of...
Apr 11, 2010
Wrapping Things Up
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After approximately eighty movies, seventy presenters, twenty-two panels, films in over a dozen formats, and four glorious days, the 7th Or...
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