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NEW | Access to learn about Lumiton, the label that shaped argentinian cinema, the book that covers the history of the studio from its creation in 1932 to its closure in the 1960s.
Our organized collection of photographs, lobby cards, and other photographic documents from Lumiton studios’ films, shoots, and stars, as well as from other studios, are cataloged, digitized, and restored for your access and enjoyment.
Access to view the complete collection of recovered and restored movie posters from Lumiton Studios’ films, along with their respective technical details, casts, and technical teams.
Through our ongoing efforts in film preservation and digitization, we make a portion of our film archive available to you. This archive encompasses various film formats and content, ranging from experimental cinema to home movies, advertisements, and documentaries.
The museum is dedicated to preserving and promoting the history of Lumiton Studios and Argentinian cinema. The space features a permanent exhibition on the history of Lumiton and a screening room where various film series, meetings, and forums take place. Click here to learn more about the museum and reserve your spot for guided tours.
A summary of the beginnings of Lumiton Studios, its history, its founders, its stars, and its most representative film productions.
It encompasses a set of digitized documents that are part of our archive, including newspapers and magazines about cinema, film programs, and other relevant documents.
The Lumiton Usina Audiovisual Museum has a specialized film library available for public consultation in the reading room. In the following section, you can learn more about it and access the catalog.