Films Restored: By The Film Foundation ((full))

In 2007, The Film Foundation expanded its mission globally by launching the World Cinema Project (WCP). Recognizing that Western films receive the majority of preservation funding, the WCP dedicates resources to rescuing criminally neglected films from Africa, Asia, Latin America, and Eastern Europe. To date, the project has restored dozens of films from over 25 countries, fundamentally expanding the accepted canon of international cinema.

Examples include Limelight (Chaplin) and various restoration projects in collaboration with archives in Cairo, Manila, and Buenos Aires. The Restoration Process films restored by the film foundation

In 2007, The Film Foundation expanded its reach by creating the World Cinema Project (WCP). This initiative specifically targets films from regions without robust preservation infrastructures, including countries in Africa, Latin America, Asia, and the Middle East. To date, the WCP has restored dozens of films, uncovering lost narratives and alternative cinematic languages. In 2007, The Film Foundation expanded its mission