The Origins of Cinema: From the First Experiments to the Silent Era
How cinema was born, and how it became what we know today: from nineteenth-century experiments to the first public screenings, up to a language that within a few years would learn to tell stories, build worlds, and move emotions — still without a single word. A journey that also seeks out lesser-known films, to restore the richness of those first years.
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How cinema was born, and how it became what we know today: from nineteenth-century experiments to the first public screenings, up to a language that within a few years would learn to tell stories, build worlds, and move emotions — still without a single word. A journey that also seeks out lesser-known films, to restore the richness of those first years.
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Professors
Tamara Shvediuk
Tamara Shvediuk is a film historian, archivist and film restorer, curator, and specialist in film preservation and lost films.
Silent film historian, programme curator, restorer, and specialist in the preservation of film heritage
Federico Striuli
Federico Striuli is a silent film historian, programme curator, restorer, and specialist in the preservation of film heritage
