The Film of Her

The Film of Her is a short film that offers a narrative inspired by Howard Walls, a clerk at the Library of Congress. In this film, a man's obsession with a woman from an early pornographic film leads him to save a collection of important films from being incinerated. Directed by Bill Morrison, the film intertwines themes of preservation and desire, highlighting a pivotal moment in film history.

Collectors may find interest in the film's exploration of early cinema and the historical context it presents. The unique storyline and approach reflect a thoughtful homage to the preservation of film as an art form. As a piece from the 1990s, it provides a lens into the era's artistic experimentation and narrative styles.