(Under construction)

In the interest of a widely-inclusive society, this section will attempt to link a good selection of resourceful on-topic online resources (film, etc.) in the following demographic areas:

• foreign and foreign language film sites (eg. French, Italian, British, Indian, Mexican) As a general rule, we prefer to link those foregn language sites that also have enough English content so that me may evaluate the sites better.
  
• ethnic American film resources (eg. Mexican Americans, native Americans, African Americans, etc.)
• children's film & television resources
• resources for disabled actors, viewers, etc.
• women's film resources
• gay Hollywood

Misc:

• Cinema Without Borders <CinemaWithoutBorders.com> - (details later)
  
  
• ForeignFilms.com <ForeignFilms.com> - (details later)

Austria

• The Austrian Film Museum <FilmMuseum.at> - Web site in German and English language versions. (details later)

Canada

• National Film Board of Canada <NFB.ca> -
  

France and French Language

• Films de France <FilmsdeFrance.com> - (details later)
  
  
• Focus on French Cinema <FocusOnFrenchCinema.com> - "an annual festival in Fairfield/Westchester counties (New York)"
  
  
• French Culture <FrenchCulture.org> - Of pertinent note, site has sections for cinema, television and performing arts.
  
  
• French Film Festival-Australia <FrenchFilmFestival.org> - (details later)
  
  
• Institut Lumiere <Institut-Lumiere.org> - (This site is in French and English. See Historical Links page for details or visit site.)
  
  
• Movie Covers <MovieCovers.com> - (details later)
  
  
• Plume Noire <Plume-Noire.com> - (details later)
  
  
• UniFrance <UniFrance.org> - (details later)
  
  

Great Britain

BKSTS - The Moving Image Society <BKSTS.com> -
web site excerpts: "Originally called the British Kinematograph Society it was founded in London, England in 1931..... The name was later changed to the British Kinematograph Sound and Television Society to reflect the wide range of interests of the membership and was then to become known as BKSTS – The Moving Image Society as its membership and the industry became increasingly international. As well as meetings, presentations, seminars, international exhibitions and conferences, BKSTS – The Moving Image Society also organizes an extensive programme of training courses, lectures, workshops and special events. With technology constantly changing, the Society offers its members every opportunity to keep up with the latest developments and to meet with international experts."
EDIT NOTE: Must go through their link collection.


British Film Institute <BFI.org.uk> - Offers "archive, cinemas, festivals, films, publications and learning resources...."


The British Film Resource <BritishFilm.org.uk> - Describes itself as "a free service maintained by volunteers"


• Guild of British Camera Technicians <GBCT.org> -
  web site excerpts: "GBCT represents DoPs, camera operators, 1st and 2nd ACs, grips, gaffers, script supervisors, video assist supervisors, technical specialists and stills photographers..... Close links have been forged with leading manufacturers and we have many eminent patrons that support us."
  
  
• Reel Streets <ReelStreets.com> -
  web site excerpts: "A site devoted to British film locations, and the places where films were made in England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, in the years 1920's to the late 80's."

India

• Bollywood.com <Bollywood.com> - Wikipedia describes Bollywood as "the informal name given to the popular Mumbai-based Hindi-language film industry in India" Bollywood.com provides info and hosts forums on Bollywood.
  

HollywoodVine.com