National Film and Television Archive

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The National Film and Television Archive is the former name of the BFI National Archive. It was established by Ernest Lindgren as the National Film Library (1935-1955), and later changed its name to National Film Archive (1955-1992) and National Film and Television Archive (1992-2006).

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British Film Institute
BFI National Archive
filmarchives-online.eu - Web Gateway to European Filmarchives

Categories: Film archives | Film organizations

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