Edison to Iron Man: Visit the Library of Congress | April 2013 | Movies For Grownups

In an exclusive behind-the-scenes look, the Library of Congress took Movies for Grownups on a tour of its National Audio-Visual Conservation Center, where every copyrighted movie, TV show, and sound recording is catalogued and stored in a hollowed-out Virginia mountain.
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Edison to Iron Man: Visit the Library of Congress | April 2013 | Movies For Grownups
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[@Big_Tex]

Looks like a fun field trip.

[@HMV101]

Extremely important work carried out here - thanks for sharing.
Question: As a fan of the film 'Porgy and Bess', which is mentioned near the conclusion of this documentary, am hoping that the Gershwin estate will sort out their differences and allow its release SOON. (The urgency is due to the fact that I am now very old 🙁).
Pity it's only a 35mm print - 70 would be much more preferable except maybe it's Eastmancolor would by now be badly faded. Next best would be a Technicolor 35mm stereophonic print or maybe a set of black & white separation negatives. BUT PLEASE HURRY😉

[@garymattscheck9066]

I'm especially interested silent movies and early talkies.