Iluminace 2015, 27(2):41-56

Why Film History? Some Thoughts on How Processes of Digitization Shape Our Images of the Past

Franziska Heller

The text deals with digitization as a tool of cultural practice that partly shapes the understanding and interpretation of the history of film and cinema.

Keywords: film history, digitization, film digitization, history and film

Published: June 1, 2015  Show citation

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Heller, F. (2015). Why Film History? Some Thoughts on How Processes of Digitization Shape Our Images of the Past. Iluminace, 27(2), 41-56
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