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A century of cinephilia: the legacy of the Film Society
The Film Society, a monthly miscellany staged at West End venues in London between 1925 and 1939, played a critical role in helping to define film as the seventh art. Here are seven ways it did so, from introducing films from around the world to Britain to its influence as a seedbed for artists’ films.
By Henry K Miller
A century of cinephilia: the legacy of the Film Society