List of celluloid prints

[Beatrice]

The following is a list of all our celluloid prints in alphabetical order (kindly typed up by Sarah Vanel). _{I was going to put this in the other thread about the prints, but it's such a long post, it deserves its own thread.}

BROOKLYN COLLEGE FILM SOCIETY

LIST OF 16MM PRINTS



79: A Day in the Country – Jean RENOIR – 1936 – 40 min

155: A Fool There Was – Frank POWELL – 1914 – 98 min

216: A Married Woman – Jean-Luc GODARD – 1964 – 94min

171: A Nous la Liberté – René CLAIR – 1931 – 95 min

33:Adventure in Film Lighting–BLUMFIELD/SAMUELSON–1974–16min

140: Alphaville – Jean-Luc GODARD – 1966 – 100min

38: Andalusion Dog – Luis BUNUEL – 1929 – 16min

214: Apolcalypse Now – Francis Ford COPPOLA – 1979 -

205: Art of the Impossible – Michael RITCHIE – 1972 – 30min

11: Astronomer’s Dream – Georges MELIES – 1904 – 6min

94: Badlands – Terence MALICK – 1973 – 95min

5: Ballet Mécanique – Fernand LEGER – 1924 – 10min

31: Basic Film Terms – RENAN – 1970 – 15min

32: Basic Film Photography – BURNFOLD/SAMUELSON– 1976 – 17min

203: Battle of San Pietro – John HUSTON – 1944 – 32min

168: Battle of Algiers – Gilo PONTECORVO – 1966 – 123min

53: Battleship Potemkin – Sergueï EISENSTEIN – 1925 – 65min

78: Bed and Sofa – Abram ROOM – 1927 – 77min

25 (22??): Betty Boop/Snow White – Dave FLEISHER – 7min

164: Big Heat – Fritz LANG – 1953 – 90min

210: Bicycle Thief – Vittorio DE SICA – 1948 – 93min

34: Bio of the Motion Picture Camera – Roger LEENHARDT – 25min

64: Birth of a Nation – D.W. GRIFFITH – 1915 – 120min

163: Blood of a Poet – Jean COCTEAU – 1930 – 55min

213: Blow-up – Michelangelo ANTONIONI – 1966 – 111min

150: Blue Angel – Josef VON STERNBERG – 1929 – 95min

91: Bonnie and Clyde – Arthur PENN – 1967 – 111min

42: Breakdown – Alfred HITCHCOCK – 1955 – 30min

65: Breathless – Jean-Luc GODARD – 1961 – 89min

147: Brief Encounter – David LEAN – 1945 – 75min

131: Brief Vacation – Vittorio DE SICA – 1975 – 106min

89: Buster Keaton Rides Again – John SPOTTON – 1965 – 55min

80: Cabinet of Doctor Caligari – Robert WIENE – 1919 – 70min

85: Charlie Chaplin Awards – 20min

187: Chess Fever – PUDOVKIN – 1925 – 32min

40: Chicken Soup – Kenny SCHNEIDER – 1965 – 14min

201: Childs Christmas in Wales – Dylan THOMAS – 1963 – 20min

72: The Circus – Charles CHAPLIN – 1928 – 72min

63: Citizen Kane – Orson WELLES – 1941 – 119min

138: Clio’s New

189: Clio’s Old – 26min

29: Commercial T.V. – 10min

206: Coney Island Century Young – Edison – 1961 – 15min

55: The Conversation – Francis Ford COPPOLA – 1974 – 113min

83: Cops – Buster KEATON – 1922 – 19min

199: Crazy Ray – René CLAIR – 1923 – 20min

88: Crowd – King VIDOR – 1927 – 93min

191: Cure – Charles CHAPLIN – 1917 – 20min

198: Danger Girl – Clarence BADGER – 191? – 22min

195: Day in Dagania – 1925 – 15min

183: Die Marquise Von O. – Eric ROHMER – 1976 – 102min

107: Directed by John Ford – Peter BOGDANOVITCH – 1972 – 100min

52: Dr. Strangelove – Stanley Kubrick – 1964 – 94min

58: Duck Soup – Leo McCAREY – 1933 – 70min

204: Eagle Has Landed – Ted LOWRY – 1962 – 30min

48: Easy Street – Charles CHAPLIN – 1917 – 20min

22: Edison Album – EDISON STUDIO – 1904 – 15min

170: 8 ½ - Federico FELLINI – 1963 – 135min

39: Entract – René CLAIR – 1924 – 21min

178: Factory – Arthur BARON – 1970 – 45min

137: Fantasia – Walt DISNEY – 1940 – 120min

188: Fiddle Dee Dee – Norman McLAREN – 4min

120: Film Portrait – Jerome HILL – 1971 – 80min

101: Foreign Correspondent – Alfred HITCHCOCK – 1940 – 85min

135: Forty-Second Street – Linda BACON – 1933 – 90min

81: The General – Buter KEATON – 1927 – 60min

3: Gertie the Dinosaur – Winsor McRAY – 1909 – 10min

27: Ghost Before Breakfast – Hans RITCHER – 5min

158:Golden Age of Comedy – Robert YOUNGSON – 1958 – 85min

95: The Goldrush – Charles CHAPLIN – 1925 – 85min

68: Golem – Paul WEGENER – 1920 – 80min

93: La Grande Illusion – Jean RENOIR – 1937 – 111min

143: Grapes of Wrath – John FORD – 1940 – 129min

116: The Great Dictator – Charles CHAPLIN – 1940 – 128min

1: Great Train Robbery – Edwin PORTER – 1903 – 10min

165: Greed – Erich VON STROHEIM – 1924 – 105min

24: Griffith Interview – Walter HUSTON – 1930 – 5min

45: Gunsmoke – Fred BEGER – 1957 – 25min

175: Hamlet – Peter WIRTH – 1960 – 130min

169: Hard Days Night – Richard LESTER – 1964 – 85min

82: Harvest of Shame – Edward R. MURROW – 1960 – 55min

15: Hasher’s Delerium – Georges MELIES – 5min

111: Henry V – Lawrence OLIVIER – 1945 – 137min

103: Hiroshima Mon Amour – Alain RESNAIS – 1960 – 88min

99: His Girl Friday – Howard HAWKS – 1940 – 92min

153: Hollywood’s Golden Age – David WOLPER – 1964 – 55min

114: How Green Was My Valley – John FORD – 1941 – 100min

46: The Immigrant – Charles CHAPLIN – 1917 – 20min

59: The Informer – John FORD – 1935 – 91min

69: Intolerance – D.W. GRIFFITH – 1916 – 138min

90: Invasion of the Body Snatchers – Don SIEGEL – 1956 – 80min

160: Isn’t Life Wonderful – D.W. GRIFFITH – 1924 – 100min

113: It Should Happen To You – George CUKOR – 1954 – 90min

157: Italian Straw Hat – René CLAIR – 1927 – 75min

126: Jazz Age – ABC documentary – 1965 – 50min

173: The Joy That Kills – 53min

125: Juduith of Bethula – D.W. GRIFFITH – 1913 – 40min

166: Jules et Jim – François TRUFFAUT – 1961 – 104min

211: The Lady Vanishes – Alfred HITCHCOCK – 1938 – 97min

132: La Strada – Federico FELLINI – 1954 – 115min

102: The Lady Eve – Preston STURGESS – 1940 – 100min

133: The Lady From Shanghaï – Orson WELLES – 1948 – 87min

12: Lambeth Walk – Len LYE – 1942 – 5min

196: Land Without Bread – Luis BUNUEL – 1932 – 30min

73: Last Laugh – F.W. MURNAU – 1924 – 75min

54: Le Plaisir – Max OPHULS – 1952 – 97min

193: Light of Faith – Clarence BROWN – 1924 – 45min

47: Little Match Girl – Jean RENOIR – 1927 – 45min

156: The Lodger – Alfred HITCHCOCK – 1926 – 66min

23: Lonedale Operator – D.W.GRIFFITH – 1911 – 10min

141:Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner–Tony RICHARDSON-1962-105m

16: Lonely Villa – D.W. GRIFFITH – 1909 – 10min

110: Long Days, Journey Into Night – Sidney LUMET – 1962 – 136min

200: Loon’s Necklace – Crawley Films – 1949 – 10min

172: Love Me Tonight – Rouben MAMOULIAN – 1932 – 105min

6: Lumière Première – Louis LUMIERE – 1900 – 8min

146: “M” – Fritz LANG – 1931 – 99min

149: Macbeth – Orson WELLES – 1949 – 87min

4: Magic of Méliès – Georges MELIES – 1904 – 10min

71: Magnificent Ambersons – Orson WELLES – 1942 – 88min

161: Man Of Aran – Robert FLAHERTY – 1934 – 75min

159: Man with a Movie Camera – Dziga VERTOV – 1929 – 90min

117: Manhunter

207: Marriage Under Stress – 45min

148: Marrying Kind – George CUKOR – 1952 – 95min

185: Memo to a Salesman – 10min

76: Merry Widow – Ernst LUBITCH – 1925 – 95min

28: Merry Widow Trailer – 5min

212: Meshes of the Afternoon – Maya DEREN – 1943 – 14min

180: Missing – COSTA-GAVRAS – 1982 – 122min

56: Modern Times – Charles CHAPLIN – 1936 – 86min

112: Mother – PUDOVKIN – 1926 – 88min

20: Motion Painying – FISCHINGER – 1946 – 10min

190: Moving on & Don Donald – Walt DISNEY

74: Mr Deeds Goes To Town – Frank CAPRA – 1936 – 110min

9: New York Hat – D.W. GRIFFITH – 1912 – 10min

37: Night and Fog – Alain RESNAIS – 1955 – 32min

97: Nosferatu – F.W. MURNAU – 1922 – 70min

35: Occurance at Owl Creek Bridge – Robert ENRICO – 1962 – 27min

70: October – Sergueï EISENSTEIN – 1927 – 100min

10: Odessa Steps - Sergueï EISENSTEIN – 1927 – 10min

2: Olynpia Diving – Leni RIEFENSTAHL – 1936 – 5min

96: On The Waterfront – Elia KAZAN – 1954 – 108min

86: One A.M. – Charles CHAPLIN – 1916 – 20min

136: Only Angels Have Wings – Howard HAWKS – 1936 – 121min

130: Open City – Roberto ROSSELINI – 1946 – 105min

43: Pas de Deux – Norman McLAREN – 1968 – 15min

152: Passion of Joan Of Arc – Carl DREYER – 1928 – 82min

134: Persona – Ingmar BERGMAN – 1967 – 83min

50: The Pharmacist – Arthur RIPLEY – 1933 – 20mn

139: Playtime – Jacques TATI – 1968 – 108min

186: Prop Man – Charles CHAPLIN – 1914 – 15min

62: Psycho – Alfred HITCHCOCK – 1960 – 109min

8: Psycho Trailer – 5min

129: Public Enemy – William WELLMAN – 1931 – 84min

14: Puss N’ Boots – Walt DISNEY – 10min

77: Quiet Man – John FORD – 1952 – 129min

26: Rabbit Seasoning – Warner Brothers – 7min

179: Ragging Bull – Martin SCORSESE – 1980 – 129min

7: Rain – Joris IVENS – 1929 – 10min

104: Rashomon – Akira KUROSAWA – 1951 – 90min

174: Rebel Without a Cause – Nicholas RAY – 1955 – 111min

142: Red River – Howard HAWKS – 1948 – 129min

118: Revealing Eye – 20min

121: The Rink – Charles CHAPLIN – 1916 – 20min

144: Rosemary’s Baby – Roman POLANSKI – 1968 – 136min

92: Rules of the Game – Jean RENOIR – 1939 – 110min

138: Saturday Night & Sunday Morning – Karel REISZ – 1960 – 90min

60: Scarface – Howard HAWKS – 1932 – 94min

162: Scarlet Street – Fritz LANG – 1945 – 100min

119: Schilfren – 20min

127: The Score

167: Seventh Seal – Ingmar BERGMAN – 1956 – 99min

209: Seven Samuraï – Akira KUROSAWA – 1954 – 207min

44: Sherlock Jr. – Buster KEATON – 1924 – 46min

182: Shoot the Piano Player – François TRUFFAUT - 1960 – 92min

61: Singing in the Rain – Gene KELLY& Stanley DONEN – 1952 – 103min

18: Sinking of the Lusitania – Winsor McKAY – 1914 – 10min

100: Snow White – Walt DISNEY – 1937

109: Some Like It Hot – Billy WILDER – 1959 – 120min

154: Spies – Fritz LANG – 1928 – 90min

49: St. Louis Blues – MURPHY – 1928 – 20min

57: Stagecoach – John FORD – 1939 – 96min

122: Storm Over Asia – PUDOVKIN – 1928 – 10min

67: Strangers on a Train – Alfred HITCHCOCK – 1951 – 101min

41: The Stringbean – Eduard SECHAN – 19?? – 17min

215: Stuntman

176: Sunrise – F.W. MURNAU – 1927 – 100min

108: Suspicion – Alfred HITCHCOCK – 1941 – 99min

21: Tales of Terror – Georges MELIES – 1900 – 10min

70: Ten Days That Shook The World – EISENSTEIN – 1927 – 100min

75: Thirty-Nine Steps – Alfred HITCHCOCK – 1935 – 90min

124: Tillies Punctured Romance – Mack SENNETT – 1914 – 50min

13: Time Piece – Jim HENSON – 1965 – 10min

66: Touch of Evil – Orson WELLES – 1957 – 95min

192: The Toy That Grew Up – 17min

51: The Tramp – Charles CHAPLIN – 1915 – 20min

30: Transformation – Georges MELIES – 1904 – 10min

208: Treasure of the Sierra Madre – John HUSTON – 1948 – 126min

19: Trip to the Moon – Georges MELIES – 1902 – 10min

36: Triumph of the Will – Leni RIEFENSTAHL – 1935 – 45min

202: Two Tars – LAUREL&HARDY – 1928 – 20min

194: Uberfall – Erno METZNER – 1929 – 15min

105: Ugetsu – MIZOGUCHI – 1953 – 96min

123: Vampyr – Carl DREYER – 1932 – 75min

115: Variety – E.A. DUPONT – 1925 – 61min

87: Viridiana – Luis BUNUEL – 1961 – 90min

17: What Drink Did – D.W. GRIFFITH – 1909 – 10min

98: White Heat – Raoul WALSH – 1949 – 114min

197: Why Man Creates – Saul Bass – 1968 – 25min

106: Woman of the Dunes – Hiroshi TESHIGSHRA – 1964 – 120min

128: The Woman – Charles CHAPLIN – 1915 – 30min

184: Wonder Eye – 10min

177: Wrecking Crew – Frank McDONALD – 1942 – 70min

181: Year 1945

145: “Z” – COSTA-GAVRAS – 1969 – 127min

151: Zero For Conduct – Jean VIGO – 1933 – 48min

[phill]

Were most of them in good condition? I wanted to come by the other day but couldn't make it.

There are some great titles there. What are the restoration plans?

[Beatrice]

We only got to see two of the prints and they seemed fine. There was some trouble with the sound and I don't know if they figured it out entirely, but hopefully next time we can get the sound going as well. Sal will have to answer questions about restoration plans, but I figure we'll want to watch everything (or at least more than 2) before we start thinking about how to fix them.

[phill]

I was looking up Astronomer's Dream after seeing that Monday night before Blue Velvet and I couldn't come across the right date. It lists here 1904 but then I've seen it as 1898. Could our film have been misnamed? I can't find anything else listed as Astronomer's Dream except this...

www.imdb.com/title/tt0000211/

The time doesn't seem to match up, though, and the synopsis seems different than what we watched, or perhaps it is just not as descript.

What do you think?

[Beatrice]

Well, I did some googling and here's what I found: Click.

Looks like what we saw, so I'm guessing someone made a mistake in labeling the print? Or I don't know, maybe that's not the year the film was made, but the year the copy is from?

[phill]

Yeah I'm going to say 1898. Nice find. It might have just been confused with another title, Melies made a lot of films.

[Sal]

quick reminder. tuesday, march 17th, we're going to watch a print or two in web 214 or 220. any suggestions? i suggest "land without bread" by bunuel. it's only 30 minutes, so we can watch a couple of shorts, too. it's a very highly regarded film, but has ben hard to find in dvd.

[Sal]

looking at the list again. i want to watch every print. breakdown by hitchcock. has anyone seen this?

[phill]

I'm down with Bunuel, I've wanted to see one of his. Plus we can watch the entire film.

I really would like to see Shoot The Piano Player. I saw that a while ago and was blown away. I've been looking to see it again.

Alphaville has had me intrigued since I saw a poster for it somewhere and another Melies would be cool too.

[Beatrice]

I want to watch Gertie the Dinosaur.

[Sal]

we watched Land Without Bread, and aside from the sound, the print was good. it seems like sound quality will be our number one issue with these prints. i'm not sure there is anything we can do about that, but fortunately the picture quality has been A+ for most of what we've viewed, thus far.
personally, i thought Land Without Bread was great, though i could have done without the constant score, which i found to be too melodramatic. there weren't too many hints of what we might find in bunuel's later work, and in contrast to Land, his more famous movies seem much more workmanlike.
the "goat scene" i loved, and i'm surprised it's not more famous. i wonder if the goat was "persuaded" down the mountain. i hope not, but i'm thinking that it was.
the scenes with the runaway teenagers (or whatever) were probably my favorite. i wish we had sound on them instead of the narrator! too much narration & too much music, not allowing the images to breath, i thought. there probably exists a nice word in spanish for the runaways, but our print is in english. the one at anthology is in spanish, so well have to check that out the next time they show it.

[phill]

I thought similarly regarding the "goat scene." Especially since they changed the angle looking down the hill as the goat fell, unless they had two cameras. But then again were they just sitting there waiting for a goat to come by and fall to its death? It was a good scene, though.

Are we taking advantage of the 16mm print of Some Like It Hot on Monday?

[Beatrice]

Runaway teenagers? Are you talking about the retarded guys or am I missing something?

Also the goat was definitely killed by the filmmakers, as was the donkey eaten by bees. The goat was shot and then pushed down. The donkey was covered in something sweet (marmalade, I think) to attract the bees. Highly unethical filmmaking. I was really disappointed when I read that.

[phill]

Alphaville was sick. I have only seen one other Godard and it was one vignette out of six in the film 6 In Paris. I didn't understand the story all the time, part of that was due to sound, but the visuals were superb. I loved that astronaut poster on that cabinet the lead character was peering around when he was taking the pictures of the dude and chick on the bed. The leading man reminded me a LOT of Dana Andrews. Anyone else?