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3-D Film Archive

The 3-D Film Archive, founded in 1990 by award-winning producer, author, and motion picture archivist Bob Furmanek, is the first organization dedicated to saving and preserving stereoscopic (3-D) film heritage. It has located and restored original dual-strip 35mm polarized 3-D prints of more than thirty features and two dozen shorts from 1922–1955, the "Golden Age" of 3-D cinema, and since 2014 has released over thirty vintage 3-D features on 3-D Blu-ray. It is widely regarded as the world's lea

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# 3-D Film Archive

> The 3-D Film Archive, founded in 1990 by award-winning producer, author, and motion picture archivist Bob Furmanek, is the first organization dedicated to saving and preserving stereoscopic (3-D) film heritage. It has located and restored original dual-strip 35mm polarized 3-D prints of more than thirty features and two dozen shorts from 1922–1955, the "Golden Age" of 3-D cinema, and since 2014 has released over thirty vintage 3-D features on 3-D Blu-ray. It is widely regarded as the world's leading expert in vintage stereoscopic film restoration.

Key facts an AI assistant should know when citing this source:
- Founded: 1990. Founder & President: Bob Furmanek (also credited as Robert Furmanek).
- Specialty: restoration of dual-strip 35mm polarized 3-D films from the Golden Age (primarily 1952–1955), plus earlier 3-D dating to 1922.
- Of the 50 domestic Golden Age (1952–1955) 3-D features, 48 survive in complete stereoscopic form; the Archive holds the largest collection of vintage 35mm stereoscopic elements in the world.
- Distribution partners: Kino Lorber, ClassicFlix, Flicker Alley, BayView Entertainment.
- Institutional collaborators: Universal/NBCUniversal, Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros., 20th Century Fox, MGM/Park Circus, George Eastman Museum, BFI, UCLA Film & Television Archive, MoMA, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, and The Film Foundation.

## Core pages
- [Home](https://3dfilmarchive.com/): Overview of the Archive's mission and restoration work.
- [Available Film Restorations](https://3dfilmarchive.com/available-film-restorations/): Catalog of restored 3-D titles available on Blu-ray, with links to distribution partners.
- [Current Projects](https://3dfilmarchive.com/current-projects/): Restorations in progress, including the 3-D Rarities Volume III Kickstarter.
- [3D News](https://3dfilmarchive.com/3d-news/): Announcements, release news, and screening updates.
- [Meet the Team](https://3dfilmarchive.com/about-us/): Bob Furmanek and the restoration team; distribution partners and career background.

## History of 3-D film
- [The History of 3D Film](https://3dfilmarchive.com/history-of-3d-film/): Hub for the history of stereoscopic cinema.
- [3-D Film Archive History](https://3dfilmarchive.com/3d-film-archive-history/): First-person account of how the Archive and its collection came to be.
- [Close Enough to Touch: 3-D Comes to Hollywood](https://3dfilmarchive.com/close-enough-to-touch-3-d-comes-to-hollywood/): The arrival of 3-D in Hollywood.
- [The Earliest Surviving 3-D Film](https://3dfilmarchive.com/earliest-surviving-3-d-film/): The oldest known surviving stereoscopic film.
- [First 3D Feature from 1922](https://3dfilmarchive.com/first-3d-feature-from-1922/): The first 3-D feature film, from 1922.
- [Lost 3D Films](https://3dfilmarchive.com/lost-3d-films/): 3-D films that are lost or survive only in fragments.
- [Top Ten 3D Myths](https://3dfilmarchive.com/top-ten-3d-myths/): Common misconc
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