Albanian Photographic and Graphic Art Collection
Owning Institution: UCLA, Modern Endangered Archives Program
About this Collection
Following WWII, the government of Albania centered itself on isolationist politics, which separated the country from not only political, but also cultural influences of others. This caused Albanian culture, including film, to follow a strict set of ideologies and aesthetics. Despite media restrictions and enforced censorship, Albanian filmmakers created and shared stories, defining a distinct approach to creating films. View this collection on the contributor's website.View our statement on digital primary resources and historical description.
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