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A hundred years after its Berlin premiere, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari still unsettles viewers—not just with its jagged sets, but with its question of who gets to define reality.
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A film’s soundtrack can be as fragile as its images. At the BFI National Archive, restoring it means tracing sound’s journey from fragile film strips to digital listening—and deciding what should, and shouldn’t, be changed.
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A translation project is revealing that the Anangu performers in Bitter Springs were doing far more than filling the soundtrack: they were improvising a story of their own.
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From a camera that barely moves to a story stretching across centuries, these films turn immense stretches of history into vivid, intimate movie experiences.
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From Hitchcock’s camera-hidden edits to digital films that run for more than an hour, the “one-shot” movie is less a rejection of cutting than a test of how invisible the cut can become.
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