1001 Films

Year: 1989

Runtime: 8 mins

Director: André Delvaux

Documentary

An ode to film preservation, the work follows a nighttime tour of a seemingly empty repository—likely the Royal Film Archive of Belgium—where a succession of film fragments, from the hand‑painted frames of Georges Méliès’s Kingdom of the Fairies to the iconic image of Louise Brooks, are observed, reconstructed and projected. The archive becomes a temporal wonderland of hidden treasures, renewed curiosity and critical reassessment.

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