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Author Christophe Sorro

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Christophe Sorro has worked in a médiathèque in Lorraine, France, for the past decade and is also a musician in Mesa of the Lost Women.

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Il faut tout (re)garder dans son format d’origine: An Interview with Claude Bertemes, Director of the Cinémathèque de la Ville de Luxembourg

Christophe Sorro and Rochelle K. Sorro
April 2009
Conversations on Film
The origins of the Luxembourg Cinémathèque is a fascinating story of cinéphilia in its own right. Claude Bertemes discusses the Cinémathèque’s history, along with issues about curatorship, preservation, and film and technology in the digital age.

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