Documentary Film News (1948)

Page scan 000170 from Documentary Film News

Record Details:

Title:
Documentary Film News
Date:
1948
Volume:
Documentary Film News (Jan 1948-Jan 1949)
Leaf #:
000170
Language:
English
Contributor:
Media History Digital Library
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
July 11, 2024
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the Film the Future and You Not only the future of the Cinema itself, but its incalculable influence on the future of society, are largely in the hands of those whose faith in the film is taking an active form today. The British Film Institute offers one effective means of focusing constructive opinion on the Cinema’s development — and the force of its arguments is directly related, of course, to the strength of its membership. It is the British Film Institute which has pioneered the educational use of films, which maintains the ever growing National Film Library, and which keeps film enthusiasts in fifty countries in touch with one another and with the Cinema’s cultural progress. To be a member of the Institute costs two guineas a year. In return you gain the satisfaction of taking a positive part in raising film standards, and tangible advantages in the form of free monthly and other publications — Sight and Sound is one of them — and reduced rates for the hire of films from the National Film Library. Please write for full information to THE BRITISH FILM INSTITUTE 164 SHAFTESBURY AVENUE • LONDON • W.C.2 AN INDEPENDENT ORGANISATION FINANCED THROUGH H.M. PRIVY COUNCIL