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Anthony Stern on Web

One of those geezers was Anthony Stern, Ant for the buddies, who aspired to a career as a moviemaker and photographer. Just like Peter Whitehead, Storm Thorgerson, Po Powell, Mick Rock, and Nigel Lesmoir-Gordon. The one being slightly more successful than the other.

URL: https://atagong.com/iggy/archives/2025/01/stern-on-web.html

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Tracey Emin 1990s Interview and Exhibition, YBA from the Kinolibrary Archive Film Collections.

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Sid Vicious Partying Backstage, London, Late 1970s | Don Letts | Premium Footage

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Kinolibrary is hiring!

Archive Research and Administration

Kinolibrary is a boutique archive film agency based in East London. We represent a large number of archival film collections with footage ranging from 1920s Paris to 60s Rolling Stones and 80s raves. As agents for these collections we licence clips to a range of clients including the BBC, The V&A Museum, Vice and Netflix.

We are looking for a bright and motivated individual to join our busy team. The role would suit an enthusiastic, highly organised person who loves to share ideas and be part of a young growing company.

Key Tasks: ·      Responding to incoming research enquiries ·      Searching the database to select clips from collections represented by Kinolibrary to fit client requests .      Representing Kinolibrary at archive industry events ·      Processing client orders ·      Liaising with collectors and post-production labs

Skills/ Experience Required: ·      1 year minimum administrative experience ·      Highly organised with the ability to prioritise tasks ·      Meticulous attention to detail ·      A passion for film and history ·      Enthusiastic and friendly attitude ·      Strong IT proficiency ·      Good numeracy and written skills ·      Self-motivated and adaptable

Please apply by emailing a CV and cover letter, any applications without a cover letter will not be considered.

Salary £28,000 per annum, full time 10am-6pm Deadline for applicants: 2nd June 2019

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Inside 1960s North Vietnam

Ken Burns & Lynn Novick’s epic Vietnam War series has inspired us to bring you some clips from this incredible colour footage shot by an English Communist filmmaker in 1960s North Vietnam. Departing hugely from the majority of Western accounts of the country during this time it provides an intimate portrait of a people at war. 

First up North Vietnamese soldiers (including women) training and also the capture of a US POW. 

Next a shot of everyday domestic life.

Ho Chi Minh greeted by crowds as he visits a rural village

And finally an interview with a female doctor on the impact of bombing raids on healthcare in the country.

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1970s Mardi Gras New Orleans

It’s almost time for one of the biggest street parties of the year! We’ve gathered some amazing clips from 1970s Mardi Gras celebrations in New Orleans for the carnival countdown!

To set the tone; colourful costumes, dancing on the street and 70s fashion...

This clip features the Wild Tchoupitoulas, a group of Mardi Gras ‘Indians’ who even went on to launch their own album...

Everyone gets involved in the Mardi Gras dancing!

Amazing street party clip showing the incredible outfits and atmosphere during Mardi Gras!

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Women’s Movements and Marches

To set the mood ahead of this Saturday’s Women’s March taking place in Washington and London we’ve gathered some incredible and inspiring footage from the late 60s and early 70s showing women’s protests, movements and marches from around the world...

Women march on the streets of 1970s USA for the ‘Take Back the Night’ movement. Look at those placards!

This clip is from the 1960s ‘Women’s Liberation for People’s Liberation’ protest in London’s Trafalgar Square.

Gloria Steinem powerfully addresses crowds at the 1970 Women’s Liberation Rally in America.

These women from 1970s Britain talk openly to the camera about issues such as equal pay, striking and support from men..

Women supporting the CND with a peacefully protest at Greenham Common in the 1980s...inspiring!