Post by MagdaFR on Nov 7, 2022 19:11:15 GMT
The Foundation, founded by Scorsese is showing restored movies online.
I watched One-Eyed Jacks, directed by Marlon Brando, last month.
They show a movie each month.
They sent me this today:
Dear Magdalena,
On Monday, November 14th we'll be screening the restoration of John Huston's MOULIN ROUGE (1952).
Viewers will experience the excitement of a festival event, with conversations with filmmakers and archivists, providing an inside look at the restoration process.
The feature will be available 'On Demand' for 24 hours starting at 7pm local time through any web browser. You can also register to view the film with a live commentary in the chat during the 7pm Eastern (New York) screening.
On Monday, November 14th we'll be screening the restoration of John Huston's MOULIN ROUGE (1952).
Viewers will experience the excitement of a festival event, with conversations with filmmakers and archivists, providing an inside look at the restoration process.
The feature will be available 'On Demand' for 24 hours starting at 7pm local time through any web browser. You can also register to view the film with a live commentary in the chat during the 7pm Eastern (New York) screening.
The only problem is I don't remember how I registered to The Film Foundation and Delphi Quest which is who manages the screening room. But if you're interested here is a link:
They'll surely surely send you an e-mail, explaining.
