The Lion King is a National Treasure of the United States
The National Film Registry of the United States, which is responsible for the preservation of particularly valuable works of cinematic art, has presented another list of movie projects, copies of which will be sent for eternal storage in the special archive of the Library of Congress. In 2016, the animated movie "The Lion King" (1994 admission "), the thriller" Birds "(1963), the musical" Funny Girl "(1968), the crime drama" Thelma and Louise "were recognized as national treasures "(1991 release). Short movie" Musketeers of the Pig Alley "(1912 release) and others. Note that according to the law, which is called the "National Film Preservation Act", approved in 1988, two dozen movies are selected annually, which, according to experts, are of cultural and historical value. The only prerequisite is that at least 10 years must pass from the moment the movie is released to confirm the significance of the project in time. Film and digital copies of movies are stored in special conditions that allow them to be preserved in unchanged quality for an almost unlimited period of time. relying on future viewers and researchers. At the time of this writing, there are about 700 movies in the archives of the US Library of Congress. The Topic of Article: The Lion King is a National Treasure of the United States. |
