F O U N D E R D I R E C T O R , F I L M H E R I T A G E F O U N D A T I O N

An acclaimed filmmaker, archivist, and restorer dedicated to the preservation of cinematic heritage. As founder director of the Film Heritage Foundation, he spearheads initiatives to safeguard and restore iconic films. Renowned for his documentaries "Celluloid Man" and "The Immortals," he honors pioneers like P.K. Nair while advocating for film preservation. His collaborations include restoring classics with Martin Scorsese's World Cinema Foundation and supporting projects like Hitchcock's "The Lodger" through the British Film Institute. Recognised globally, he serves on prestigious committees like II Cinema Ritrovato Festival and the Nitrate Picture Show's Honorary Committee.

HIS EFFORTS EXTEND TO EDUCATION, LEADING PROGRAMS LIKE THE BIENNIAL AUDIO-VISUAL ARCHIVAL SUMMER SCHOOL (BAVASS) TO ENGAGE AND INSPIRE FUTURE CUSTODIANS OF FILM HERITAGE.

Published image from page 7 of Shivendra Singh Dungarpur
Published page 7 · Enlarge page
View original pages, photographs & credits
Original published page 7
Original page 7 · Open image to enlarge

Originally published in Museum Mosaic 2023, published 2024.

Part of our annual review. Descriptions reflect the publication’s reporting period.