2024 UCLA Festival of Preservation trailer

UCLA Festival of Preservation
April 5-7, 2024 at the Billy Wilder Theater at the Hammer Museum.
Schedule: ucla.in/48vTuas
Now in its 21st edition, the biennial UCLA Festival of Preservation showcases the UCLA Film & Television Archive’s latest preservation and restoration projects on the big screen. From the silent film era to the Golden Age of Television to 1990s independent filmmaking, the diverse festival lineup features beloved classics and rarely seen titles ripe for rediscovery, along with special guests for introductions and conversations. The festival’s 10 feature films, four television programs and over a dozen shorts and newsreels reflect the breadth of moving image history in the Archive’s collections, which are second in scale to those held by the Library of Congress.
Film credits, in order of appearance:
"Hot Chocolate" (dir. Josef Berne, 1942)
"Sweet Shoe" (dir. Milton Schwarzwald, 1937)
"A Midsummer Night's Dream" (dir. Hans Neumann, 1925)
"Man and Wife" (dir. John L. McCutcheon, 1923)
"SLAM" (dir. Marc Levin, 1998)
"Pack Up Your Troubles" (dir. George Marshall, Raymond McCarey, 1932)
"Wages of Sin" (dir. Herman E. Webber, 1938)
"Tall Tales" (dir. Willard Van Dyke, William Watts, 1940)
"The Annihilation of Fish" (dir. Charles Burnett, 1999)
"Supper at Six" (dir. Lynn Shores, 1933)
"Chicana" (dir. Sylvia Morales, 1979)
Music credit: "Busy Bee" by Magnus Moone.