ニューヨーク近代美術館のインスタグラム(themuseumofmodernart) - 1月19日 01時40分

Rarities of African American cinema are on view at #MoMAFilm this holiday weekend. Take in a collection of brilliantly restored film treasures including a rare 1966 TV newsfilm of Martin Luther King Jr., and “the earliest depiction of black intimacy on film”: “Something Good—Negro Kiss” (1898) on Monday. The weekend kicks off with screening of Horace Jenkins’ love story “Cane River” (1982) on Friday, and the experimental films of Edward Owens on Sunday. Tickets and showtimes at mo.ma/film
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Presented as part of our film preservation festival #ToSaveAndProject
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[?: “Something Good—Negro Kiss.” 1898. Selig Polyscope Co.; “Private Imaginings and Narrative Facts.” 1968-70. USA. Directed by Edward Owens. Courtesy The Film-Makers’ Cooperative; “Cane River.” 1982. USA. Written and directed by Horace Jenkins.]

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