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DESCRIPTION:Dialogue Berlin\nSchönleinstraße 31\n10967 Berlin\nPhone: +49
 3062735111\n\nWhile most talk about the future of film centers on technolog
 y\, copyright and piracy\, Berlin-based author Stephen Barber looks back at
  the tradition of the cinematic experience for the moviegoer as a means of 
 previewing future film habits.\n\n\n	For his latest book Abandoned Images (
 2010)\, Barber photographed a series of rundown (and many disused) film the
 aters in Los Angeles\, each originally built in the early 20th century. Onc
 e majestic palaces where throngs of people would gather to witness the late
 st spectacle\, they now stand as decrepit throwbacks to the (dare we say it
 ) "golden days of cinema"\, with Barber arguing that perhaps the decay of t
 hese buildings is the tangible semiotic of the changes that film has underg
 one in the digital society\, presenting an argument that film must find way
 s of adapting to survive and safeguard its inherent sense of wonder.\n\n\n	
 Tonight\, Barber will present passages from his book alongside film festiva
 l curator Verena von Stackelberg. Reservations are necessary. Send an RSVP 
 to info@dialogueberlin.com.\n\n
SUMMARY:Abandoned Images
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