Pulp Fiction Recognized as National Treasure
The US Library of Congress has presented a list of movies that will be included in the so-called National Register, that is, sent for eternal storage, as of great cultural and historical value. It, in particular, includes such famous movies as "Pulp Fiction", "The Magnificent Seven", "Forbidden Planet", "Gilda", "Mary Poppins", "Nuremberg Trials", "Guys" and others. Let us remind you that according to the law called "National Film Preservation Act" every year 25 movies are selected that have cultural and historical value. At least 10 years should pass from the moment of the premiere of the paintings. Film and digital copies are stored under special conditions that allow them to be preserved in unchanged quality for future generations of viewers and researchers. The Topic of Article: Pulp Fiction Recognized as National Treasure. |
