The Indiana University Libraries Moving Image Archive (IULMIA) has been preserving and digitizing, restoring, archiving, acquiring material, and working with researchers for years now. At the beginning of last summer, IULMIA moved to its new space in Wells Library; alongside the library’s Media Services and the Black Film Center/Archive there are now spaces (through the… Read more »
Six years ago today Indiana University Cinema launched its first season with an unforgettable screening of Lawrence of Arabia—officially transforming the University Theatre from its origins as a live performance space to an amazing place for film. I was finally seeing the film as it was meant to be experienced—beautifully projected on the big screen.
It’s a pleasure to introduce the starting line-up of regular contributors for IU Cinema’s new blog A PLACE FOR FILM.
Well, after six years, we finally did it! Back in 2010 we thought that it would be a good idea to create an online venue for dialogue between IU Cinema programs, devoted cinephiles who attend, and a broader public who might be interested. The goal of IU Cinema’s blog, A PLACE FOR FILM, is to… Read more »
