‘Film Is Fragile’, A Short Film Featuring People Running in Famous Movies as the Film Itself Melts Behind Them
“Film Is Fragile” is a short film by The Mill and the British Film Institute that is made up of scenes of people running in famous movies while the film itself melts behind them. The project is intended to raise awareness of the work BFI is doing to preserve, restore, and protect film.
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