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    21, rue Genevoise
    38 500 Voiron

    > See the website

    Ad Libitum Workshop

    The Ad libitum Film Workshop works to collect, preserve, restore and promote public and private films and audiovisual archives. Ad libitum has been fulfilling a public-interest mission to process and promote a collection of amateur films in the Dauphiné region (Isère and Drôme departments) since 2008. Ad libitum is a partner in creative projects and organizes artistic and cultural events.

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    Contact : Laure Sainte-Rose - Director

    libitum@wanadoo.fr

    France

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  • France

    5 Constant Berthaut
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    Alain Esmery

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  • United Kingdom

    St Georges Square,
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    > See the website

    Anna Briggs

    Anna Briggs is a moving image archivist specialised in non-fiction film heritage (comprising amongst others documentary, amateur, experimental, ethnographic, institutional, scientific, didactic and militant cinema).

    Her work experience spans curatorial work (exhibitions, screenings), film literacy (expertise/consultancy, teacher training, tailored events for audiences from kindergarten to reminiscence groups), archive research for experimental and documentary films, directorial work, lecturing (documentary film, cataloguing), academic research (information science field research in film archives on three continents, film history, film economics), co-founding and co-directing organisations (including community digitisation lab MIPoPS in Seattle), online resource design and curation.

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  • France

    75005 PARIS

    Anne Gourdet-Marès

    Anne Gourdet-Marès is a historian of cinematographic techniques, in charge of the camera collection at the Jérôme Seydoux-Pathé Foundation.

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    anne.gourdet.mares@gmail.com

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    8 rue du Musée
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    +33 3 44 22 60 55

    > See the website

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    L'Engelin - 83-85 Boulevard du jardin exotique
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    Audiovisual Institute of Monaco

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    Essentially made up of audiovisual documents relating to the Principality of Monaco, the Institute’s collections comprise some 100,000 documents, including fiction, documentaries, newsreels, sound archives, and numerous amateur films. The Institute also collects documents relatied to cinema and its history: photographs, film posters, periodicals and books, and collectors’ materials. This collection, known as the non-film collection, is made up of donations, deposits and acquisitions.
    

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    Under the labels “Monaco through films” and “Film Tuesdays”, the Institute promotes its collections and, more broadly, highlights the history and heritage of cinema, through a cycle of films of high artistic value. This program, with its diversity of approaches, pursues the project of showing “All the art of cinema” in Monaco. It benefits from the High Patronage of H.R.H. The Princess of Hanover.
    

    Since 2020, consultation of the digitized collections and the film library has been open to the public, subject to prior registration. It benefits from the expertise of the Institute’s documentalists, who prepare the desired research topics in advance. The Institute’s website offers an overview of the collections, based on a simplified search system.
    

    The Institute is an associate member of FIAF – International Film Archives Federation, a member of FCAFF – French Federation of Film Archives and Cinémathèques, and a member of the association Inédits – Amateur Films / Memory of Europe.
    

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  • Switzerland

    186 route de Saint-Julien
    CH - 1228 Plan-les-Ouates Genève
    +41 22 777 12 00

    > See the website

    Autrefois Genève Foundation

    The Fondation Autrefois Genève was created to preserve the local audiovisual heritage. Thanks to the program of the same name currently broadcasted on Léman Bleu, a swiss television channel based in Geneva, these images remain alive and benefit the generations of today.

    The concept of creating a foundation
    After 12 years and with the success of this program, the question arose of the sustainability of this precious heritage, rich in emotions, which is managed to date in an artisanal way. The impressive number of images requires a more professional review of its storage and sequencing. This unique audiovisual capital belongs to those who entrusted it to us to serve as a testimony of the past to future generations. This is the main reason that led us to consider creating the Foundation “Autrefois Genève”.

    The creation of the Foundation is part of a voluntary approach to preserving the audiovisual heritage belonging to the history of Geneva and its surroundings.
    Professionalized management of audiovisual data will allow information to be made available immediately for communication and event planning projects. It will thus help to bring to life and enhance Geneva’s heritage.

    The mission of the Fondation Autrefois Genève
    The mission of the Fondation Autrefois Genève is to highlight Geneva’s heritage. In order to do this, it acquires, retains, shares and makes available to the public and its partners all audiovisual and documentary media related to Geneva and its region.
    The Foundation is aimed at an audience sensitive to Geneva’s heritage who wishes to discover it, tell it and share it. It is also aimed at schools and academic circles for the provision of teaching materials. It is also a real information tool for the media, municipalities, businesses that want to know, take ownership and bring local heritage to life.

    Its commitments:
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    • Production of educational programs and capsules using archive images and sounds.
    • The provision of images on a digital platform and their use for animations or in the context of organizing events.
    • The creation of a community of financial and participatory support in Autrefois Genève.

    A Board of 3 members makes up the management of the Foundation and an administrative structure is in charge of coordinating all actions.

    Création de la structure en 2017

    Activités :
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    • conservation
    • documentation
    • numérisation
    • production
    • valorisation

    Contact : Laurent Seydoux - Director

    l.seydoux@autrefoisgeneve.ch

    Switzerland

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• The provision of images on a digital platform and their use for animations or in the context of organizing events.
    
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  • France

    24 rue Renan
    F-37110 Château Renault (Head Office)

    Le PIAF, rue Bât le Tan
    36100 Issoudun (Archive Department)

    > See the website

    CICLIC - Centre-Val-de-Loire

    Ciclic Centre-Val de Loire, the regional agency for books and audiovisual media, provides a cultural public service through the cooperation between the Centre-Val de Loire Region and the French State. The agency offers a wide range of services and actions, from administering funds to support the film, audiovisual and book industries, to consolidating the projects and careers of professionals and artists through training and residencies, as well as in-school and out-of-school audiovisual and literary education programs.

    Ciclic Centre-Val de Loire is chaired by Julie Gayet and managed by Philippe Germain.  It gives as many people as possible access to cinematographic and literary works throughout the region’s rural areas. The agency manages and coordinates a regional program for collecting, preserving and conserving a remarkable intangible audiovisual heritage. All these actions and services have demonstrated their coherence and relevance, making Ciclic Centre-Val de Loire a unique tool of its kind, backed by the long-term support and confidence of the public authorities on the Board of Directors, as well as the skills and professionalism of its teams based in Château-Renault, Vendôme, Issoudun and Saint-Jean-de-la-Ruelle.

    Financing creativity, a strong commitment

    The agency works alongside creators to bring their work to fruition, and encourages the presence of artists, authors and filmmakers in the region: writing residencies, an animation film studio, and financial support to get projects off the ground. Ciclic CentreVal de Loire is a recognized incubator for emerging talent. It contributes to the region’s attractiveness by helping creative, sustainable businesses to set up and develop. The agency also opens up international prospects for professionals thanks to the Val de Loire Cinema Workshop, which offers them expert networks and access to co-production.

    New ways of accessing culture

    Encounters between works of art, artists and audiences are at the heart of the agency’s missions, notably by bringing cinema to rural areas with the Cinémobile, or by proposing the discovery of contemporary literature (through lectures, residencies, the collaboration of associated authors). Working closely with cinema exhibitors, the agency helps to popularize more lesser-known forms of cinema (Mois du film documentaire, the Circuit court program). The agency is now strengthening its digital offering to reach out to all audiences and build customer loyalty.

    Developing tastes and sensitivities

    The agency’s artistic education initiatives enable young people to learn how to decipher the flow of information coming from all directions (cinema and literature, press, television, internet…). The agency also coordinates operations in partnership with educational and cultural actors, both during school hours (Lycéens et apprentis au cinéma, Lycéens, apprentis, livres et auteurs d’aujourd’hui) and outside school hours (Passeurs d’images, Des regards des images). It also offers a wide range of artistic workshops and digital educational programs (upopi.ciclic.fr).

    From family films to activist or testimonial films

    Ciclic Centre-Val de Loire collects, digitizes, indexes and promotes the region’s cinematographic and audiovisual heritage. The agency gives them their rightful place and anchors them firmly in the present, by making these heritage collections available to artists (filmmakers, visual artists, musicians) for contemporary creations. The agency also distributes them to the general public through local screenings and the free, collaborative Memoire.ciclic.fr website.

    Activités :
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    • valorisation
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    • recherche

    Contact : Rémi Pailhou - Head of the Heritage Department

    remi.pailhou@ciclic.fr

    France

    24 rue Renan
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    Ciclic Centre-Val de Loire collects, digitizes, indexes and promotes the region’s cinematographic and audiovisual heritage. The agency gives them their rightful place and anchors them firmly in the present, by making these heritage collections available to artists (filmmakers, visual artists, musicians) for contemporary creations. The agency also distributes them to the general public through local screenings and the free, collaborative Memoire.ciclic.fr website.
    

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  • France

    2 place du Colonel Fabien
    F-75019 Paris
    +33 1 40 40 12 50

    > See the website

    Ciné-Archives

    Ciné-Archives is the film library of the French Communist Party and of the workers’ movement. Its catalog includes almost 1,500 titles shot since the 1920s: fiction and documentaries, made by amateurs, big-name filmmakers or collectives in opposition to the dominant audiovisual forms. These diverse documents tell a popular story of the twentieth century in France and around the world.

    Ciné-Archives is an association under the French law of 1901, founded in 1998 to safeguard and distribute the film and audiovisual heritage of the French Communist Party and the workers’ movement organizations. In addition to a collection of professional films shot on the initiative of the Communist Party, trade unions and company cells, or organizations such as Secours Populaire, MRAP and the French Women Union, Ciné-Archives has been collecting films shot by amateur filmmakers for over twenty years, on struggles carried out at factory, neighborhood or town level. Together, these films paint a portrait of working-class France over the last hundred years, while evoking world history and international solidarity: the Spanish war, the Vietnam war, demonstrations for the liberation of Angela Davis or Nelson Mandela, the struggle against apartheid, the wars of decolonization…

    Since 2015, Ciné-Archives has also managed the distribution of actor, producer and director Med Hondo’s films (1936-2019). His films, which tackle the history of colonization and slavery, as well as of the post-colonial links between France and Africa, are indictments of all forms of oppression suffered by exploited peoples. The physical elements are preserved by institutional partners (CNC Patrimoine and Archives départementales de la Seine-Saint-Denis). Ciné-Archives’ activities encompass indexation and cataloguing, the mechanical restoration and digitization of the photochemical film elements, the programming of screenings and cine-conferences, theatrical distribution, DVD publishing and image licensing for archive-based documentaries.

    Activités :
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    • numérisation
    • production
    • valorisation
    • ressources_pédagogiques
    • réseaux
    • publication
    • recherche

    Contact : Marion Boulestreau - Manager

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    41A rue Alexandre Soljenitsyne
    F-91000 Evry
    +33 9 52 79 99 22

    > See the website

    CINÉAM

    The association CINÉAM collects and promotes amateur films in the French department of Essonne and in the Paris suburbs. Its archival collections contributes to the knowledge of the history of these places in a region, Paris and its surrounding area, undergoing continuous major changes.

    Movies of the 30s about the open-air dance halls of the forest of Sénart, harvests and village feasts in the 40s, detached houses in in the suburbs, trade fairs of the 60s, brand new housing estates, building site of the new town of Evry… Through the poetry of family movies, these images illustrate in a unique way landscape and architectural changes, the history of social housing, the evolution of life in rural areas in the Southen-Essonne….

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  • Portugal

    Rua Barata Salgueiro, 39,
    1269-059 Lisboa

    > See the website

    Cinemateca Portuguesa - Museu do Cinema

    The Cinemateca Portuguesa-Museu do Cinema is the national organization, under the supervision of the Minister of Culture, whose mission is to safeguard and disseminate film heritage. It was founded in the early 1950s by one of the pioneers of European cinematheques, Manuel Félix Ribeiro, and became an autonomous institution in 1980.

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    Contact : Inês Viana - Film Collections and Acquisitions

    ines.viana@cinemateca.pt

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    > See the website

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    2, avenue Clemenceau
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    > See the website

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    France

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    Espace Jean-Paul de Rocca Serra
    F-20137 Porto-Vecchio
    +33 4 20 20 20 01/02

    > See the website

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    The Corsican Cinematheque, under the authority of the region of Corsica, collects, preserves and promotes films of the past, but also contributes to create memories and testimonies for the future thanks to the legal regional deposit of all audiovisual works produced nowadays in Corsica.

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    Nathalie.Rossi@ct-corse.fr

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It also assumes an important pedagogical mission, insofar as it supports the Film Education programs in schools, it accompanies one of the high schools participating in the program ‘Cinéma, cent ans de jeunesse’ developed by the Cinémathèque Française, it monitors the third parties entrusted with the pedagogical projects ‘Ecole et Cinéma’, ‘Collège au Cinéma’ and ‘LAAC’.
    

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    4 avenue de la Révolution
    F-87000 Limoges
    +33 6 69 10 92 42

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    The Cinémathèque de Nouvelle-Aquitaine’s mission is to collect, digitize, preserve and promote the region’s cinematographic heritage. More specifically, it is committed to building up the cinematographic memory of the Nouvelle Aquitaine region, whether amateur or professional, and making it accessible to all, notably through the Mémoire Filmique de Nouvelle-Aquitaine website.

    Networking the players involved in collecting audiovisual memory is unprecedented in the region to date. The CdNA’s initiative goes hand in hand with the promotion of the 7th art in all its shapes and the focus on various audiences, whose memories contitute our history.

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    Activités :
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    • valorisation
    • restauration
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    • réseaux

    Contact : Patrick Malefond - Director

    patrick.malefond@cinemathequenouvelleaquitaine.fr

    France

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    12 bis Route d'Annecy
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    Cinemathèque des Pays de Savoie et de l'Ain

    Since 1999, La Cinémathèque des Pays de Savoie et de l’Ain has been collecting, preserving and promoting the audiovisual and cinematographic heritage of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region. To date, over 10,000 reels of film and video material, including amateur, family and corporate films, have been saved. These films feed dynamic cultural initiatives in the region and beyond, through exhibitions, image education workshops, public screenings and film productions, and are accessible to a wide audience, thanks to the Cinémathèque’s online catalog.

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    The Cinémathèque des Pays de Savoie et de l’Ain has set up a complete archiving system, guaranteeing hot and cold archiving and data redundancy. Original media are stored at the Regional Archives of Ain, Savoie and Haute-Savoie, under suitable temperature and humidity conditions. Digital masters are stored on a server in raid 5 system, as well as on in-house LTO tapes and on LTO tapes located at the CNMN (Centre National du Micofilm et de la Numérisation) in Saint-Gilles. Broadcast files are also stored on the server and in the cloud. The Cinémathèque des Pays de Savoie et de l’Ain uses the Diaz database, specifically designed to handle amateur film collections. Users are members of the Diazinteregio association, and meet several times a year to develop the GUI, update the thesaurus, discuss their professional practices, and initiate joint projects such as the Amorce.eu online platform. The Cinémathèque des Pays de Savoie et de l’Ain makes its collections available for projects initiated by production companies, filmmakers, museums and artists.

    The Cinémathèque des Pays de Savoie et de l’Ain develops activities to disseminate, promote and mediate films for all audiences, including schoolchildren (Chemin de la culture), the general public (screenings and events in EHPADs), tourists (festival circuits, open-air screening) and private entrepreneurs (screenings for associations, in privately-owned theaters etc.).

    The Cinémathèque des Pays de Savoie et de l’Ain co-produces audiovisual works using fragments from its collection (Cette lumière n’est pas celle du soleil, 2014, Bernard Favre; Le France, la fascinante et mystérieuse histoire du dernier vapeur, 2018, Stéphane Santini; Il était une fois le ski, 2025, Gilles Chappaz- partnership). The Cinémathèque des Pays de Savoie et de l’Ain programs screenings, conferences, debates and events in the Téléphérique cinema and/or in partnership with cinemas or any other organization that contributes to public debate and critical thinking. The Cinémathèque des Pays de Savoie et de l’Ain encourages all studies, research and publications relating to its collections. Within this framework, it welcomes and works with researchers and academics. The Cinémathèque des Pays de Savoie et de l’Ain uses all the possibilities offered by the web and social networks to disseminate its content and promote its activities. The Cinémathèque des Pays de Savoie et de l’Ain aims to build relationships and encourage joint actions with public or private organizations in charge of similar missions in France or abroad. It is an associate member of FIAF (Fédération Internationale des Archives du Film), a member of Inédits Mémoire d’Europe, Diazinteregio and FCAFF (édération des Cinémathèques et Archives de Film Françaises).

    Création de la structure en 1999

    Activités :
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    • valorisation
    • materiel
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    Contact : Jacques Depeyre- Co-president

    contact@letelepherique.org

    France

    12 bis Route d'Annecy
    F-74290 Veyrier-du-Lac
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    20-24 rue Jo Gouttebarge
    42000 Saint-Étienne

    > See the website

    Cinémathèque of Saint-Etienne

    The Cinémathèque of Saint-Étienne is a municipal institution that has been dedicated to cinema for over a century. It is the oldest regional Cinémathèque in France.
    Founded in 1922, the Filmathèque pédagogique, then the Office du Cinéma Educateur de St Etienne, only officially adopted the name Cinémathèque municipale de Saint-Etienne in 1971, to take on new functions in the conservation and promotion of film heritage, particularly of amateur films.

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    Educational films and burlesque fictions of silent cinema made up the first collections, enriched by theatrical films (35 mm, 16 mm, 9.5 mm), documentaries, short and feature-length films, stencil-colored films, not forgetting regional films shot by the Cinémathèque or amateur filmmakers as early as 1923.

    The 1980s marked a turning point with the acquisition of institutional films (companies, local authorities, associations…) and today the systematic collection of amateur films.
    The Cinémathèque currently holds a collection of over 20,000 film titles, including auteur, educational, commercial, institutional, documentary and experimental films, from the birth of cinema to the present day, on film, video or digital media.

    The Cinémathèque offers a daily program of screenings and lectures on the history and aesthetics of cinema, free of charge and open to all, with no booking required. Numerous screenings are organized in partnership with regional and national cultural, artistic, associative and academic actors.
    All screenings are accompanied by events, lectures and presentations featuring a wide range of guests. These events are increasingly supported by digital technologies. In this way, the Cinémathèque perpetuates, in new ways, a tradition of public education that goes back over a century.
    The Cinémathèque is a key point of contact for researchers, students, filmmakers and production companies when it comes to historical, amateur or institutional audiovisual archives.

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    Contact : Antoine Ravat - Manager

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  • France

    69 rue du Taur BP 824
    31080 Toulouse Cedex 6
    +33 5 62 30 30 10

    > See the website

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    Founded in 1964 by passionate cinephiles grouped around Raymond Borde, member of the International Federation of Film Archives (FIAF) since 1965 and currently chaired by Robert Guédiguian, the Cinémathèque de Toulouse is one of France’s three main film archives, and the second largest in France. Supported by the French Ministry of Culture and Communication, the Centre national du cinéma et de l’image animée (CNC), the City of Toulouse, the Conseil Départemental de la Haute-Garonne and the Occitanie Region, it holds 48,211 inventoried prints, over 85,000 posters (the largest collection of film posters in France), 550,000 photographs, 72,000 press kits, 15,000 books on cinema, and pursues a policy of restoring and promoting cinematographic heritage to a wide audience.

    The Cinémathèque of Toulouse programs around a thousand screenings a year, devoted to thematic cycles, retrospectives and festivals. Its 235 seats, distributed in two auditoriums, can accommodate film concerts, professional meetings, debates with guests, sessions for school audiences, symposia and more. Regular exhibitions echoing the programming are an opportunity to present rare items from the collections of the Cinémathèque de Toulouse or from those of its foreign counterparts. The Cinémathèque’s collections, regularly enriched by donations or deposits from producers and professional as well as amateur filmmakers, are housed in a specially-built center in Balma, just outside Toulouse. The Cinémathèque’s mission is twofold: first, to preserve photochemical films and other documents of great value to the history of cinema; and secondly, to promote and disseminate the cinematographic heritage. To facilitate access to its collections, the Cinémathèque has developped a digitization workflow enabling digital transfer of 8 mm, S8 mm, 9.5 mm, 16 mm and 35 mm films. In order to continue digitizing and putting documents online, the Cinémathèque de Toulouse is open to all proposals for deposits or donations, in order to keep preserving filmic memory in the best possible conditions.

    Activités :
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    • conservation
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    • valorisation

    Contact : Francesca Bozzano - Collections Manager

    francesca.bozzano@lacinemathequedetoulouse.com

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    11 rue du Commandant Mages
    F-13000 Marseille
    +33 4 91 62 46 30

    > See the website

    Cinémémoire

    Cinémoire, founded in 2001, is an amateur film library that collects, digitizes, documents, archives and promotes previously unseen films. Cinémoire preserves a collection of some 6,000 reels from the Provence region and former French colonies, of which over 2,700 hours have been digitized and made available online.

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    Cinémoire makes its archive film collection available to researchers and film professionals, as well as to the general public, via its database on the cinememoire.net website. Its aim is to defend the aesthetic and artistic qualities of the collected films, to protect their fragile existence, and to see them as cultural and anthropological documents. These little films are not just anecdotal accounts; each one contains the essence of its era, and a piece of history.

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    • ressources_pédagogiques
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    Contact : Agnès O'Martins - Audiovisual collection manager

    agnes@cinememoire.net

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    75 rue de Neyrat
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    +33 4 73 23 95 11

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  • France

    12, rue de la Poyat
    F-39200 Saint-Claude
    +33 3 84 45 24 84 et
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    > See the website

    Denis Bepoix (La Cinémathèque des Monts Jura)

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    • valorisation

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    2 à 8 route du Fort
    F-94200 Ivry-sur-Seine
    +33 1 49 60 52 06

    > See the website

    ECPAD

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    Création de la structure en 1915

    Activités :
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    • valorisation
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    40 rue de la Pépinière
    F-17000 La Rochelle
    +33 5 46 34 92 78

    > See the website

    Fond Audiovisuel de Recherche

    The FAR association – Fonds Audiovisuel de Recherche – collects amateur images from the Charente-Maritime region. To an extent, it acts as the film library of Charente-Maritime, preserving more than 1,400 hours of film from 1907 to the present day for the local people’s memory. In the summer, it covers local events with tis volunteers and their cameras to build the local audiovisual memory of the future. Today’s images are tomorrow’s archives!

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    Contact : Denis Gougeon - President

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  • Italy

    via Sant’Isaïa 18
    I-40123 Bologne
    +39 051 339 72 43

    > See the website

    Fondazione Home Movies / Archivio Nazionale del film di Famiglia

    The National Amateur Film Archive was founded in 2002 with the mission of preserving and exploring amateur and family films, an audiovisual heritage that is still little known and difficult to access. The heritage safeguarded by the Home Movies Foundation constitutes an important and precious visual resource for Italian history in the 20th century: it documents both the transformation of the Italian landscape and its social changes, from the customs and traditions of the various regions to the habits of everyday life in the last century.

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    Création de la structure en 2002

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    • production
    • valorisation
    • restauration
    • ressources_pédagogiques
    • materiel

    Contact : Mirco Santi - Technical Coordinator

    info@homemovies.it

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    2 rue du Cinéma
    F-75001 Paris
    +33 1 44 76 63 64

    > See the website

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    Created in 1988 to compile an audiovisual memory bank of Paris, the Forum des Images has since celebrated cinema and moving pictures of all kinds: feature and animated films, documentaries, shorts, television series, computer films… through thematic film programs, film festivals or special events, and a collection of over 6,000 hours of filmed material.

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    For the time only 15% of the films can be consulted in our viewing room on individual screens, by one person or several, and some of them can even be viewed on our website.

    Requests for these collections should currently be addressed to Cinéam – The Audiovisual Archives of the Paris suburbs.

    Activités :
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    • documentation
    • numérisation
    • production
    • valorisation

    Contact : Magali Magne - Documentary researcher in charge of the family film collections

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    F-75020 Paris
    +33 7 85 19 69 47

    Giorgia Villa

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    georgiavilla@gmail.com

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  • Austria

    Hungerbergstrasse 23/1/16
    1190 Vienna

    > See the website

    Heidi Fial

    Heidi Fial is part of the technical department of the Filmarchiv Austria in the field of manual film restoration and digitization, focused on small film gauges and amateurfilm, as well as Nitrate film and newsreels.

    Self-employed active as a composer and instrumentalist with special focus on silentfilm live scoring, soundtracking and improvised music, and as a filmmaker and cultural mediator. Founder of the “Archiv der Unterhaltung und des Wissens”, a private archive and long-term research project about forgotten inventions, cultural micro-movements and short-time fads, bringing together various analog sources, including almanachs, amateurfilm, amateur sound recordings, voiceletters, photographs, newsreels and oral history.

    Activités :
    • collecte
    • conservation
    • numérisation
    • restauration
    • materiel
    • réseaux
    • recherche

    Contact : Manual Restauration, Digitization, Research

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    Austria

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    Plus d'information
  • France

    Maison romaine - 2 rue de Nancy
    F-88000 Épinal
    +33 3 29 33 78 34

    > See the website

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    Contact : Guillaume Poulet - Director

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  • France

    Arsenal - 1 rue Jean Vielledent
    F-66000 Perpignan
    +33 4 68 34 09 39

    > See the website

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    Founded in 1964 by Marcel Oms, the Institute became a cinémathèque in 2006 and an associate member of the International Federation of Film Archives (FIAF) in 2007. Today, it is chaired by Chantal Marchon, video artist and film professor. The Jean Vigo Institute works to safeguard cinematographic heritage, promote education in the visual arts and distribute films. Today, it is a significant hub for film distribution, research and conservation.

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    The Jean Vigo Institute’s collection now counts over 5,000 films. This highly diversified collection bears witness to the evolution of cinema, its history and its place in society. All formats and genres are represented: 35mm, 16mm, 9.5mm, 8mm and Super 8, covering fictions, trailers, short films as well as educational films, regional amateur films and experimental films. The collection grows incessantly. The call for regional amateur film collections launched by the Fédération International des Archives du Film, relayed since 2010 by the Jean Vigo Institutethrough its Mémoire Filmique Pyréénes-Méditerranée project, enables us to safeguard and enhance a precious regional collective memory. Furthermore, the Institute has been collecting 35mm prints donated by film distributors after the digital turn.

    Community life and film exhibition

    In the field of cinema promotion and distribution, the Institute’s actions are essentially centered around an yearly program and a film festival. The yearly program offers an average of two screenings a week, with an eclectic selection of classics, documentaries, contemporary independent films, regional films, genre films, family screenings, etc. Meetings with directors are organized around these screenings. In the ppast, audiences had the pleasure of meeting figures such as Eric Judor and Mathieu Amalric. Confrontation, the Institut Jean Vigo film festival, has been running for 53 years, during 6 days in April. Each edition, it explores a theme from the angle of the relationship between film history and society.

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    Meeting “isolated” spectators

    The projects carried out by the Jean Vigo Institute are intended for a diverse audience, from early childhood to old age, from the so-called “hot” districts of Perpignan to cinephiles. Indeed, special screenings are organized in nurseries, retirement homes and social centers. They are accompanied by a debate or a workshop allowing a privileged exchange between audience and artists.

    Film Poster Exhibitions

    The Jean Vigo Institute’s poster collection includes more than 56,000 pieces. It constitutes the 3rd largest collection of cinema posters in France. It is representative of the entire history of the seventh art, from silent cinema to contemporary productions but also of all genres, from documentary to popular comedy. The safeguarding and conservation of this collection is necessarily accompanied by a restoration policy. Driven by the desire to share these treasures with as many people as possible, exhibitions are regularly organized.

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    Contact : Julien Avet - Film Holdings Manager

    julien.avet@inst-jeanvigo.eu

    France

    Arsenal - 1 rue Jean Vielledent
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    The Jean Vigo Institute’s collection now counts over 5,000 films. This highly diversified collection bears witness to the evolution of cinema, its history and its place in society. All formats and genres are represented: 35mm, 16mm, 9.5mm, 8mm and Super 8, covering fictions, trailers, short films as well as educational films, regional amateur films and experimental films. The collection grows incessantly. The call for regional amateur film collections launched by the Fédération International des Archives du Film, relayed since 2010 by the Jean Vigo Institutethrough its Mémoire Filmique Pyréénes-Méditerranée project, enables us to safeguard and enhance a precious regional collective memory. Furthermore, the Institute has been collecting 35mm prints donated by film distributors after the digital turn.
    

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    In the field of cinema promotion and distribution, the Institute’s actions are essentially centered around an yearly program and a film festival. The yearly program offers an average of two screenings a week, with an eclectic selection of classics, documentaries, contemporary independent films, regional films, genre films, family screenings, etc. Meetings with directors are organized around these screenings. In the ppast, audiences had the pleasure of meeting figures such as Eric Judor and Mathieu Amalric. Confrontation, the Institut Jean Vigo film festival, has been running for 53 years, during 6 days in April. Each edition, it explores a theme from the angle of the relationship between film history and society.
    

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    The Jean Vigo Institute is also keen to develop numerous visual education initiatives. It has been working for several years within the framework of four national systems: School and Cinema, Middle School at the Cinema, High School Students and Apprentices at the Cinema, and Passeurs d’Images. In 2005, it joined the educational services network of the Pyrénées Orientales department to directly interact with pupils and students from kindergarten to university and offer training to teachers. The arts schools of Perpignan and the universities of the territory Perpignan Via Domitia and Montpellier III Paul Valery also regularly join forces with the Jean Vigo Institute around various educational projects.
    

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    The projects carried out by the Jean Vigo Institute are intended for a diverse audience, from early childhood to old age, from the so-called “hot” districts of Perpignan to cinephiles. Indeed, special screenings are organized in nurseries, retirement homes and social centers. They are accompanied by a debate or a workshop allowing a privileged exchange between audience and artists.
    

    Film Poster Exhibitions
    

    The Jean Vigo Institute’s poster collection includes more than 56,000 pieces. It constitutes the 3rd largest collection of cinema posters in France. It is representative of the entire history of the seventh art, from silent cinema to contemporary productions but also of all genres, from documentary to popular comedy. The safeguarding and conservation of this collection is necessarily accompanied by a restoration policy. Driven by the desire to share these treasures with as many people as possible, exhibitions are regularly organized.
    

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  • France

    1 Porzh Ginan
    29910 Trégunc

    > See the website

    Jean-Baptiste Masson

    Jean-Baptiste Masson works on listening and its relationships to technology and society. He is currently a Marie Skłodowska-Curie / Bienvenüe fellow based at the Université Rennes 2 and a research fellow at the Cinémathèque de Bretagne, where he works on a manual for the restoration of the sound of amateur films.

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    Activités :
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    • materiel
    • recherche

    Contact : Marie Skłodowska-Curie / Bienvenüe fellow, postdoctoral researcher

    jbmasson@pm.me

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    Sandrainstrasse 3
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    +41 31 381 15 05

    > See the website

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    The Lichtspiel / Cinémathèque of Berne is a unique cinematographic institution with an open cinema in the heart of the hall, an archive, a workshop and a storehouse, a mix of film theater, museum, service station for cinematographic material and network for film aficionados.

    It all began in the spring of 2000, when the Lichtspiel association was founded, with the aim of safeguarding the endangered collection of film technician Walter Ritschard. The collection was vast and messy, but still useable. Those who visit the attic of the former Ryff hosiery factory in Bern today will be amazed by the diversity and quantity of film material on display, one room following another – and the “treasure trove”, comprising some 25,000 films, is not even visible yet, as it is safely housed in another building. However, the Lichtspiel is not just a collection, but also a museum, an archive and a very special arthouse cinema all under one roof. The visitors are as diverse as the work carried out in the mechanical workshop, the film workshops and the storerooms : professional film-makers, big-screen enthusiasts and technophiles, schoolchildren who are carried back in time, retired people who repair and restore machines and so many more. As the beacon of Bern’s film scene, the Lichtspiel plays an inclusive role, as a center of knowledge creation and exchange, as a place of remembrance, and as a workshop for future projects.

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    Contact : David Landolf - Director

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  • France

    103 rue Maréchal Juin
    50000 Saint-Lô
    +33 2 33 75 10 53

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    Paris

    > See the website

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    31 rue Kageneck
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    Závišova 502/5
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    +420 778 522 723

    > See the website

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    National Film Archive (Národní filmový archiv), established in 1943, is one of the oldest film heritage institutions in the World. Its collections are large, ranging from Czech fiction, non-fiction and animated films, to posters, photographs, screenplays, paper documentation. The collection of amateur films and home movies was founded in 2000.

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    Contact : Jiri Hornicek - Amateur Film Collection Curator

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  • Luxembourg

    1b rue du Centenaire
    L-3475 Dudelange
    +352 52 24 241

    > See the website

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    Both a platform open to the general public and a professional institution, the National Audiovisual Center was created in 1989 under the authority of the Ministry of Culture. The Center’s mission is to preserve and promote Luxembourg’s audiovisual heritage, and to make the culture of sound, still and moving images accessible to all, through exhibitions, publications, screenings, conferences and other events aimed at a wide audience.

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  • France

    Association Prise 2, 4 rue Cluvier, bât. C.
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    Nives Sartori (Association Prise 2)

    Since 2018, the association has been managing the Batritchevitch Collection, which consists mainly of amateur 8 mm and super 8 films shot all over the world, including behind-the-scenes footage from the 1950s, 60s and 70s.

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    L'Atrium, 115 boulevard de l’Europe
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    Normandie Images

    Created in 1986, Normandie Image aims to recover and make available, through the preservation and diffusion of so-called ‘orphan’ films (not originally destined for theatrical realease), the region’s collective moving image memory.

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    rue Emile Feron 153
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    via Balgine 6
    CH-6997 Sessa
    +41 91 945 00 00

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    28 place Saint-Georges
    F-75009 Paris
    +33 1 53 32 75 08

    > See the website

    Simone de Beauvoir Audiovisual Centre

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    It is on those bases, with the concern of video tapes conservation and with the aim to increase production, that the Simone de Beauvoir Audiovisual Centre was funded in 1982 by Carole Roussopoulos, Ioana Wieder, both filmmakers and feminist video pioneers, and Delphine Seyrig, actress and activist film director.

    Today, the CASdB’s missions include:

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    The film collection of the Simone de Beauvoir Audiovisual Center is composed of many previously unseen and original works. The collection is a fundamental part of the audiovisual heritage of the 1970-1980 period. We continue to enrich the collection with 21st century productions.

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    Activités :
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    • conservation
    • documentation
    • valorisation

    Contact : Peggy Préau - Archives and distribution manager

    doc@centre-simone-de-beauvoir.com

    France

    28 place Saint-Georges
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    Casino de Montbenon - C.P. 5556
    1002 Lausanne

    > See the website

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    Founded in 1948, the Swiss Cinematheque is recognised by FIAF as one of the ten most important film archives in the world in term of the size, diversity and quality of its collections.

    In addition to the 85,000 fiction and documentary films, it holds thousands of hours of film documents, the archives of the Ciné-Journal suisse, as well as millions of posters, photographs, sceenplays, books and periodicals, sets and antique equipment. The institution offers retrospectives, tributes and thematic cycles, and organises numerous events in the presence of film personalities, in Lausanne or at festivals.

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    Contact : Caroline Fournier - Manager of the Heritage Department

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    Switzerland

    Casino de Montbenon - C.P. 5556
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  • Netherlands

    Open University of the Netherlands, Valkenburgerweg 177
    6419 AT Heerlen, Netherlands

    > See the website

    Tim van der Heijden

    Tim van der Heijden is Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Humanities at the Open University of the Netherlands.

    He obtained a PhD degree in media history from Maastricht University. His dissertation “Hybrid Histories: Technologies of Memory and the Cultural Dynamics of Home Movies (1895-2005)” investigates the relation between changing media technologies (film, video, digital media) and home movie practices from a longue durée perspective.

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  • Switzerland

    Avenue de la Gare 15
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    +41 27 607 15 40

    > See the website

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    Founded in 1987 as the Valaisian Film Centre, the Valais – Martigny Media Library’s mission is to collect, preserve and promote the audiovisual heritage of the canton of Valais in Switzerland.

    Since 2002, the Médiathèque Valais – Martigny has also been the municipal library for the town of Martigny. Very active in promoting the collections it holds, the Médiathèque Martigny organizes exhibitions and events throughout the year.

    Activités :
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    • publication

    Contact : Sylvie Delèze - Director

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