Mo Henry: Negative Cutting, Orson Welles Restorations & Women's Power in the Film Industry

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Please welcome the AMAZING Mo Henry to Archivist's Alley!

A negative cutter since the 70s, she has worked with everyone from Francis Ford Coppola and Mike Nichols to being one of the central preservation forces behind the recent restoration of Orson Welles' Other Side of the Wind.

Enjoy this fab conversation as we talk about all kinds of things from Hollywood to film preservation to being a woman in the Industry!

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