German film archive
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Summary
German film archive is a film archive[1]. It draws 3 Wikipedia views per month (film_archive category, ranking #10 of 12).[2]
Key Facts
- German film archive is located in Wiesbaden[3].
- German film archive is in the country of Germany[4].
- German film archive's instance of is recorded as film archive[5].
- German film archive's founder is recorded as Hanns Wilhelm Lavies[6].
- 1947 marks the founding of German film archive[7].
- German film archive's coordinate location is recorded as {'latitude': 50.04651775275656, 'longitude': 8.220849230784154}[8].
- German film archive's parent organization or unit is recorded as Deutsches Filminstitut[9].
- German film archive's director / manager is recorded as Q134416572[10].
- German film archive's described by source is recorded as Archivinformationssystem Hessen[11].
- German film archive's official name is recorded as DFF – Filmarchiv[12].
- German film archive's different from is recorded as Q132673503[13].
- German film archive's street address is recorded as Friedrich-Bergius-Str. 5, 65203 Wiesbaden[14].
- German film archive's P14855 is recorded as 11[15].
Body
Founding
German film archive's founder is recorded as Hanns Wilhelm Lavies[6]. 1947 marks the founding of it[7].
Identity
German film archive's official name is recorded as DFF – Filmarchiv[12].
Leadership
German film archive's director / manager is recorded as Q134416572[10].
Operations
German film archive's parent organization or unit is recorded as Deutsches Filminstitut[9].
Why It Matters
German film archive draws 3 Wikipedia views per month (film_archive category, ranking #10 of 12).[2] It is known by 10 alternative names across languages and contexts.[16]