Garysb
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Looking at the film scheduled for the Museum of Modern Art in NYC I notice this listing
Among the many unique nitrate prints rescued by MoMA from the Twentieth Century Fox studios in the 1970s were several major works by Fox’s most prominent director, John Ford. This virtual program highlights two recent restorations: The Brat, a pointed social comedy from 1931, and Pilgrimage, a devastating antiwar drama first released in 1933, neither of which are currently available on cable or home video.
Anyone have a clue about a complete list of what MOMA was able to rescue from the 1970's Fox nitrate purge?
Among the many unique nitrate prints rescued by MoMA from the Twentieth Century Fox studios in the 1970s were several major works by Fox’s most prominent director, John Ford. This virtual program highlights two recent restorations: The Brat, a pointed social comedy from 1931, and Pilgrimage, a devastating antiwar drama first released in 1933, neither of which are currently available on cable or home video.
Anyone have a clue about a complete list of what MOMA was able to rescue from the 1970's Fox nitrate purge?