Film preservation
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Sensuous, delicate, poetic: The 1978 classic from Sri Lanka that is set to make a splash at Cannes
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Restored ‘Ghatashraddha’ is a reminder of the ‘complex question of oppression’
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The miraculous resurrection of Nirad Mohapatra’s Odia classic ‘Maya Miriga’
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At Cannes, a classic Manipuri film about tradition and alienation
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Why archiving matters: ‘If we don’t preserve films, we will have nothing to restore’
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Christopher Nolan’s celluloid cinema dream: ‘Film is here to stay, it’s a wonderful medium’
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How an Indian film distributor in London is helping rescue forgotten classics from obscurity
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With rare photos and letters, a web archive is piecing together the life of film historian BD Garga
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Lost, found and archived: BD Garga’s quest to document Indian cinema has helped us all
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National film archive adds Ritwik Ghatak’s uncompleted works to its collection
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How the lone surviving print of PC Barua’s ‘Devdas’ was lost and (sort of) found
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In February, a new private-public partnership to preserve our cinematic heritage
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How Satyajit Ray’s Apu Trilogy survived fire, decay and neglect to re-emerge anew