European Audiovisual Observatory,  is the only centre of its kind to gather and circulate information on the audiovisual industry in Europe. The Observatory is a European public service body with 35 member States and the European Community, represented by the European Commission. It works alongside a number of partner organisations, professional organisations from within the industry and a wide network of correspondents. 76, allée de la Robertsau | 67000 STRASBOURG FRANCE | TEL +33 (0)3.88.14.44.00 | FAX +33 (0)3.88.14.44.19

IMAGO, the European Federation of National Cinematographers Associations, was officially founded in Rome in 1992. The main purpose of the Federation is to champion and uphold the high standards achieved by the Cinematography Profession, and via a constant exchange of experience to promote the spread of that highly-specialised culture on which the long-standing technical and artistic quality of the European Cinema industry is firmly based.

Village Cinemas (part of the Village Roadshow group)  is a major force in cinema exhibition in Australia and overseas. Village Cinemas Australia is a division of Village Cinemas International, which, together with its strategic partners, currently operates over 1000 screens in Australia, Europe, Asia, New Zealand and South America.

UGC Cinemas is Europe’s leading cinema operator with over 90 sites across six countries (UK, Ireland, France, Belgium, Spain and Italy).UGC CINEMAS Power Road Studios Power Road, Chiswick, London W4 5PY, Tel: 020 8987 5000

World Wide Web Virtual Library - Film History Index:  The WWW V.L - World Wide Web Virtual Library is a collection of subject related Websites maintained by institutions throughout the world, each administering a different subject. The project is now managed by a independent committee made up of maintainers of various subject areas.