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GME GEM #9 - CINERAMA'S RUSSIAN ADVENTURE
Bing Crosby presents 1960s Russian panopticon technology and sharedcitizenship in this grand and intimate Kinopanorama of the World Cup 2018 hosts.
Read MoreGME is proud to announce the winners of the Il Cinema Ritrovato Festival 2018 DVD awards for Best Single Release (BEHIND THE DOOR) and Best Rediscovery of a Forgotten Film (MARQUIS DE WAVRIN).
Read MoreA short clip from the DVD/Blu-ray edition HENRI STORCK: MISÈRE AU BORINAGE - THE SOCIAL FILMS. An early, somber examination of human despair.
Read MoreGME takes you underground with Jeff Scher’s TUNNEL VISION (2013).
Read MoreThere’s still time to catch the world premiere of a series of of newly discovered and restored experimental films by the artist Maria Lassnig. This important series, “Maria Lassnig: New York Films 1970–1980,” is concluding at MoMA PS1 on June 18.
Read MoreHugh Bell (1927-2012) spent a lot of time doing the thing he liked best, photographing jazz musicians. After graduating from NYU in 1952 with a bachelor's degree in Journalism and Cinematic Art, Bell’s iconic photo “Hot Jazz” was selected by Edward Steichen for inclusion in The Museum of Modern Art's landmark exhibition, The Family of Man, one of the most successful photographic exhibitions of all time.
Read MoreGME Gems #4: “...people from all over the world could come here, they could create their own neighborhoods...people felt a sense of belonging, of community”
Read MoreDuring the past decade, Gartenberg Media Enterprises (GME) has been actively engaged in seeking out and representing high quality DVD & Blu-ray publications from film archives and boutique publishers around the world, representing films and videos that encompass important works from the breadth and depth of the history of the moving image. These premiere publications are made available by GME exclusively for institutional purchase by the university market in North America. We currently offer more than 150 publications that are noted here. These works range from pioneers of the silent narrative cinema to cutting edge filmmakers of the contemporary avant-garde.
Read MoreGME distributes several important Zanzibar titles, including Jackie Raynal's DEUX FOIS (1969) and Serge Bard's DÉTRUISEZ-VOUS (1968) and VITE (1969) which are now screening in the Paris, May ’68: Zanzibar and Philippe Garrel films series at the National Gallery of Art through May 27th.
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