”In 1985 a treasure trove of original prints dating from the early days of cinema surfaced in M\u00f6dling, a small town near Vienna, Austria. As the films had been stored in a factory producing gold leaf \u2013 sheets of paper coated with gold and used to create the lettering on the ribbons of funeral wreaths \u2013 the cans emerged from beneath a glittering layer of golden dust. We therefore decided to christen the collection the Goldstaub-Fund (Gold Dust Find). The name turned out to be an apt one, as the collection, the stock of a travelling showman, Karl Juhasz, who toured with programmes mainly of Path\u00e9 films, contains many golden gems of early cinema” (Nikolaus Wostry).<\/p>\n
Cinema at its purest in Piazzetta Pasolini. Introduced by Nikolaus Wostry (Filmarchiv Austria); accompaniment by Stephen Horne (piano) e Frank Bockius (drums).<\/p>\n
Ph. Lorenzo Burlando<\/p>\n
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