The Anthology Film Archives is a film library located in New York opened to the public on 30 November 1970 .
The Anthology Film Archives was founded by Jonas Mekas and other filmmakers of the underground experimental film scene .
The goal of this world-renowned institution is the conservation, study and showcasing of independent film heritage produced outside the Hollywood industrial system 1 .
Remarkable Movies from the Collection of this Cinematheque
- Geography of the Body (1943)
- Early Abstractions (1946-57)
- Light Reflections (1948-52)
- Image in the Snow (1950)
- Longhorns (1951)
- Undertow (1954-56)
- The Whirled (1956-63)
- Heaven and Earth Magic (1957-62)
- Pennsylvania / Chicago / Illinois (1957-59)
- Waterlight (1957)
- A Fashion (1958)
- Highway (1958)
- The Kuchar Brothers’ 8 mm Shorts (1958-63)
- Sunshine (1958)
- Three Pickup Men for Herrick (1958)
- Memories (1959-98)
- The Soccer Game (1959)
- The Flower Thief (1960)
- Cosmic Ray (1961)
- Death and Transfiguration (1961)
- Report (1963-67)
- Fathomless (1964)
- George Dumpson’s Place (1964)
- Taylor Mead Home Movies (1964-68)
- Ten Second Film (1965)
- The Flicker (1966)
- Relativity (1966)
- Cayuga Run (1967-73)
- Guger’s Landing (1967-73)
- Hudson River Diary at Gradiew (1967-73)
- River Ghost (1967-73)
- Wintergarden (1967-73)
- Adventures of the Exquisite Corpse (1968)
- N: O: T: H: I: N: G (1968)
- The Wind Is Driving Him Toward the Open Sea (1968)
- Straight and Narrow (1970)
- The Act of Seeing with One’s Own Eyes (1971)
- Deus Ex (1971)
- Eyes (1971)
- Fantastic Dances (1971)
- Sea Rhythms (1971)
- Carriage Trade (1972)
- Movie Feedback (1972)
- Hurray for Light (1972)
- Look Park (1973-4)
- Once Upon a Time (1974)
- Lost Lost Lost (1976)
- America Is Waiting (1981)
- Mea Culpa (1981)
Notes and references
- ↑ ( in ) David E. James , To Free the Cinema: Jonas Mekas & the New York Underground , Princeton University Press, ( ISBN 069102345X , read online [ archive ] )