The Region on Film
exploring the collection of Screen Archive South East
This
two-disc DVD introduces you to the collection and the work of Screen Archive
South East. Disc One provides a thematic introduction to the collection
through compilations with music. Disc Two presents a selection of uncut
films, giving you a sense of how these films were first seen.
The DVD is available at larger libraries throughout Surrey, Sussex and Kent. If you would like further information on how to see the DVD, contact the archive for details.
Disc One
This disc has six sections, all accessed from the main menu.
- Archive – an introduction to our work.
- Places
- Land
- Community
- Seaside
- Abroad
All these sections explore different aspects of the collection through introductions and special features.
Details on many of the films featured on this disc as well as contextual
resources and related regional resources can be found on our Screen Search
online database.
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what's on this DVD.
Disc Two
This
disc presents a selection of uncut films, giving you a sense of how these
films were first seen. The five films are:
- Local Scenes and Family Pictures (1927-1929)
- Country Rhapsody (late 1930s)
- The Royal Surrey County Hospital (1936)
- All Go Margate (1970)
- By Ship to Colombo (1929)
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Restoration Notes and Credits
Screen Archive South East (SASE) thanks all of its donors and depositors
for enabling us to undertake our public work and incorporating some of
their films into this promotional DVD. The Heritage Lottery Fund provided
this production with invaluable support. All the films in this DVD have
been used within the terms of the agreements the Archive has with the
relevant donors and depositors. Please contact
the Archive if you have any queries related to our use of these films.
Further information is also available on how the films on DVD were restored,
compiled and edited.
Download the full credit list and restoration notes here
Find out more about the work of the archive in the About Us section of this web site.