Media Archive for Central England
Those of you who have seen Ron Howard’s Niki Lauda and James Hunt biopic, Rush, will have seen the film contains archive images of the two racing heroes in the 1970s.
North West Film Archive
That genius of juxtaposition, Jeremy Deller, has applied his unique and oblique talents to the Industrial Revolution and its impact on British popular culture, curating a good deal of archive film into the mix.
Media Archive for Central England
ATVLAND.productions’ affectionate look back at the regional news magazine programme ATV Today, produced for MACE using 150 short films, has won Best Use of Footage in a Home Entertainment Release at this year’s FOCAL International Awards.
Media Archive for Central England
MACE are pleased to announce that we have re-released our DVD, The Black Country 1969.
This poignant and atmospheric profile of the people and character of the Black Country, the birthplace and the cradle of the industrial revolution has proved extremely popular so much so that we ran out of stock in December last year.
Yorkshire Film Archive
As Centenary commemorations in 2014 approach, the Yorkshire Film Archive is delighted to announce it has received an award from the Heritage Lottery Fund for an important new project, Filmed and Not Forgotten, that will enable vital preservation work to its film collections relating to the First World War.
North West Film Archive
Manchester’s iconic Central Library is undergoing a major restoration and refurbishment project, including the creation of a new partnership initiative – Archives+. Opening in spring 2014, Archives+ will offer a wonderful, purpose-built showcase and repository for some of the North West region’s key archives and family history collections.
