The British Film Institute is teaming up with Hewlett-Packard to publicize more than 300 film clips from their vast archives. A new "mediateque," a sort of mini-film theatre, will open March 14 in London's South Bank and will be completely free and open to the public. Audrey Hepburn's first screen test ever will be available, along with Queen Elizabeth II's coronation and early Victorian films. BFI also hopes to release around 300 more clips before the end of the year to the general public. You can read more here.Thursday, February 22, 2007
Audrey Hepburn's first screen test
The British Film Institute is teaming up with Hewlett-Packard to publicize more than 300 film clips from their vast archives. A new "mediateque," a sort of mini-film theatre, will open March 14 in London's South Bank and will be completely free and open to the public. Audrey Hepburn's first screen test ever will be available, along with Queen Elizabeth II's coronation and early Victorian films. BFI also hopes to release around 300 more clips before the end of the year to the general public. You can read more here.
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Thanks for the info about the TLC show. Hopefully they will play it again as there are already so many good movies on TCM tonight!
or maybe we'll TiVo it.
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