An archival collection of African American cinematic history with over 300 pressbooks (illustrated campaign and advertising catalogs sent to theatre owners), press kits (media packages including biographies, promotional essays, and illustrations), programs, and over 1000 photographs and slides.
This American pop culture collection contains miscellany and ephemera pertaining to African American cinematic and television history, including a poster of The Flying Ace I1926), a "race film" directed and produced in Jacksonville, Florida at Norman Studios.
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Keywords: Film, Documentaries, International, Multilingual
Keywords: Film, Documentaries, Black Lives Matter, HBO Films, PBS, Califronia Newsreel
Keywords: Documentaries, Educational, African American Studies Collection
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