Hitchcock death dream archive#
Will see the wider work of conservation and curatorial experts at the BFI National Archive take centre stage, withĪ series of brand-new restorations, 4K remasters and a newly edited book anthology all premiering during the UKwide Restoring, preserving andĬonserving Powell and Pressburger’s films and paper collections has been a massive undertaking, and the project The BFI is uniquely placed to tell the most complete story of this influential filmmaking duo central to this narrative is the extraordinary wealth of film and paper material preserved by the BFI National Archive, from the personal collections of Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger and their collaborators. Running from 16th October – 31st December at BFI Southbank and across the UK, Cinema Unbound will be the largest and most wide-ranging exploration ever undertaken about the work of the legendary writer-producer-director team, and their creative collaborations, and is the BFI’s most ambitious archive cinema programme since The Genius of Hitchcock in 2012. Taking place this Autumn, Cinema Unbound will be led by Head Curator Robin Baker and expert teams from across the BFI and includes a major BFI National Archive restoration and conservation focus, BFI Distribution re-releases, a UK-wide cinema programme presented in collaboration with the BFI Film Audience Network, major retrospective of their work – together and separately - and exhibition marking the 75th anniversary of The Red Shoes at BFI Southbank, BFI Player VOD collection, new books in partnership with Bloomsbury, The Cinema of Powell and Pressburger and a BFI Film Classic examining The Red Shoes and more.
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