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Museum of the Yugoslav Film Archive
The archive is among the 10 largest worldwide and contains 95,000 film copies, starting with the oldest preserved film “Crowning of King Petar I” (1904). ...
City: Belgrade
Country: Serbia
The archive is among the 10 largest worldwide and contains 95,000 film copies, starting with the oldest preserved film “Crowning of King Petar I” (1904). The most important objects are a magic lantern (1890), and a camera of the Lumière brothers (1896), an Edison “cinetoscope” (1893) and Edison`s phonograph (1908), and the first record player – the polyphone (1860). The most impressive object is the famous Charlie Chaplin's cane. The archive got a new repository in 2007.
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