July / August 2020
Since 1964, the Austrian Film Museum has dedicated itself to the collection, preservation, research, and communication of
the medium of film in all its aspects. Most prominently, this includes the public presentation of film as an art form, cultural
technique, and historical document in our "Invisible Cinema" in the Albertina building.
At the Film Museum, films are shown in their original format and on the best possible film prints available worldwide (35mm or 16mm). Works that were originally produced or presented on video or digitally are shown in the same format. In rare cases, works produced on film are presented digitally. This is done for curatorial or conservation reasons and is specifically stated.
Films are shown in their original language version and subtitled if necessary. For our international guests, screenings in English are specially indicated.
At the Film Museum, films are shown in their original format and on the best possible film prints available worldwide (35mm or 16mm). Works that were originally produced or presented on video or digitally are shown in the same format. In rare cases, works produced on film are presented digitally. This is done for curatorial or conservation reasons and is specifically stated.
Films are shown in their original language version and subtitled if necessary. For our international guests, screenings in English are specially indicated.
Fri 14.8.
20.00
Cinema Returns
at Last!
![Window Water Baby Moving, 1959, Stan Brakhage (Kadervergrößerung ÖFM)]](/jart/prj3/filmmuseum/images/cache/92e65f44dcdb53b981103ef1d9248a7f/0x47569531C47A3640C23E9CD97F6A36F5.jpeg "Window Water Baby Moving, 1959, Stan Brakhage (Kadervergrößerung ÖFM)]")
![[Liberation of Dachau] © Library of Congress](/jart/prj3/filmmuseum/images/cache/d98c5c1f8eaa5416d44d7b69a7ddce90/0x8C788408F54C420FAB6C886DFEA362BD.jpeg "[Liberation of Dachau] © Library of Congress")
