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: An annual project featuring essays grouped into themes like "Motifs" (power and systems) and "Moments" (subjectivity and memory).

The Asian Film Archive (AFA) is a non-profit organization based in Singapore. It focuses on preserving the rich cinematic heritage of Asia. Since its founding in 2005, the AFA has become a vital hub for film scholars, creators, and enthusiasts. It works to ensure that the diverse voices of Asian cinema are not lost to time or decay. The Importance of Film Preservation asian film archive

Our collection spans over 50 countries and regions, including: : An annual project featuring essays grouped into

The last decade has seen a revolution. Digitization allows archives to bypass the fragility of physical reels. The has digitized over 7,000 films and put them on YouTube, making Korean cinema from the 1950s–80s freely available to the world. Since its founding in 2005, the AFA has

: While based in Singapore, the collection spans the continent, featuring filmmakers from the Philippines (Lino Brocka, Lav Diaz), Malaysia (U-Wei Haji Saari, Tan Chui Mui), and China (Ou Ning). Public Engagement and Screenings Asian Film Archive: Home

, located within the National Archives. This 134-seater venue is a bridge between eras, capable of screening everything from modern to legacy 35mm film reels . They even host unique events like silent film screenings with live musical accompaniment. How You Can Help #SaveOurFilm

and various critical discussions, it fosters a community where viewers can engage directly with filmmakers and critics. A Critic's Perspective