Pune: The National Film Archives of India (NFAI) will rejoice the World Day for Audiovisual Heritage via displaying a choice of posters, glass slides, lobby playing cards and booklets on Friday, between 10am and 6pm.
UNESCO declared October 27 as World Day for Audiovisual Heritage with the purpose of spreading consciousness concerning the importance of audio-visual archival. The theme selected this yr is Discover, Remember and Share.
"This is a good way to remember that this cultural heritage has to be preserved not just for today's generation but also for the generations to come and we have to dedicate ourselves in doing this," stated NFAI director Prakash Magdum.
The NFAI, which purposes as a storehouse of cinematic historical past, will show off make a selection posters from various eras of the Indian movie business.
A big highlight of the exhibition is the hand-written script of Gulacha Ganapati via PL Deshpande. The 1953 black and white film saw Deshpande donning a number of hats, together with that of an actor, author, director and song composer.
The exhibition may also function some pictures of Marathi cinema clicked via eminent still photographer S M Ajrekar, who worked for city-based studious Navyug and Prabhat Film Company.
In addition, an 8mm projector, 35mm transparency or poster slide and the tune booklet of Mother India, which finished 60 years of its release this week, will probably be on display.
UNESCO declared October 27 as World Day for Audiovisual Heritage with the purpose of spreading consciousness concerning the importance of audio-visual archival. The theme selected this yr is Discover, Remember and Share.
"This is a good way to remember that this cultural heritage has to be preserved not just for today's generation but also for the generations to come and we have to dedicate ourselves in doing this," stated NFAI director Prakash Magdum.
The NFAI, which purposes as a storehouse of cinematic historical past, will show off make a selection posters from various eras of the Indian movie business.
A big highlight of the exhibition is the hand-written script of Gulacha Ganapati via PL Deshpande. The 1953 black and white film saw Deshpande donning a number of hats, together with that of an actor, author, director and song composer.
The exhibition may also function some pictures of Marathi cinema clicked via eminent still photographer S M Ajrekar, who worked for city-based studious Navyug and Prabhat Film Company.
In addition, an 8mm projector, 35mm transparency or poster slide and the tune booklet of Mother India, which finished 60 years of its release this week, will probably be on display.
NFAI to host exhibition to discover, remember, share
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Reviewed by Kailash
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October 26, 2017
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