Robin Bakerさんのイラストまとめ

Decades before Kate Winslet went 'flying' in TITANIC, cinema's most famous prow shot was of Greta Garbo in QUEEN CHRISTINA (1933). Delighted to find this photo of the scene being shot in #BFINationalArchive collection. Film showing @CineRedis on Fri https://t.co/Nsf95XQr3N

Marking Satyajit Ray's centenary last year @PenguinIndia has published a wide range of his writing https://t.co/AHKoFWjNHA - most also seem to be available online in the UK. A complete Satyajit Ray retrospective is now showing @BFI Southbank https://t.co/zJvDJNcPIw

Eleanor Parker - Baroness Elsa Schraeder in THE SOUND OF MUSIC - was born #OTD 100 years ago. A year after terrorising assorted von Trapps, she starred in AN AMERICAN DREAM (Robert Gist, 1966) - it's like The Baroness: What Happened Next? Stills preserved by #BFINationalArchive

I could weep when I look at the damage inflicted on some of the images that @BFI preserves (often when being prepared for reproduction) - BEFORE they arrived at #BFINationalArchive, of course. However, I'm starting to think that they might have the makings of an exhibition...

Cover of promotional booklet (preserved by @BFI) for Borderline (Kenneth Macpherson, 1930) starring Paul Robeson, Eslanda Robeson, Bryher (Annie Winifred Ellerman) and HD (Hilda Doolittle). Lovers Bryher and HD, together with Macpherson, launched the film magazine Close Up.

Job alert! We're looking for a paper conservator to help conserve and preserve @BFI National Archive and Library's collection of works on paper and photographs. You will work with many beautiful and extraordinary things! https://t.co/s8GUQEsqYq

Powell and Pressburger's A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH (1946) is back on the big screen @BFI Southbank in Sept & Oct https://t.co/ZZYnLU0FyD Costume designs by Hein Heckroth - preserved by @BFI National Archive - for David Niven, Marius Goring, Roger Livesey and Abraham Sofaer

Indian silent film star Seeta Devi appeared in 3 films made by Himansu Rai and Franz Osten: Light of Asia (1925); Shiraz: A Romance of India (1928), seen here, and A Throw of Dice (1929). @BFI restoration of Shiraz streams for FREE on YouTube until 8 June https://t.co/cTQrfJfIa2

"This is the night mail crossing the border,
Bringing the cheque and the postal order..."
Pleased to see that the most-watched film on #BFIPlayer this weekend is the classic documentary NIGHT MAIL (1936). Film and stills preserved by @BFI National Archive https://t.co/1ptYRChVel

@BFI Persona (Ingmar Bergman, 1966) starring Moomintroll as Liv Ullmann (Elisabet) and Teddy as Bibi Andersson (Alma)