Links & resources

Archive of the AHRC-funded research project on Dwoskin’s life, films and legacy.

The institutional archive: film and writing projects, correspondence, photographs, business papers, audio/film material and digital files.

Current artist and distribution page. LUX is the successor to the London Film-Makers’ Co-operative, which Dwoskin helped found.

BFI tribute and contextual resource on Dwoskin’s work and role in British independent and experimental film.

Special issue devoted to Stephen Dwoskin, published in 2006 at the time of Les Films du Renard’s 14 Films — Box 1/3 edition.

Critical essay on Dwoskin that opens with Les Films du Renard’s five-DVD box and situates the edition within the breadth of his work.

Historical distribution record for the box: five DVDs, fourteen works, a bilingual booklet and a limited edition of 1,000 copies.

Archive page for the film by Claudine Després and Julien Schmid, presented in the 2006 Stephen Dwoskin Focus; it also documents the project for DVD anthologies devoted to his work.

Current website of the filmmaker and artist, whose films Agbar, Hans Schmidt, architecte and Poble No were produced by Les Films du Renard.

Historical Renard link; the independent Geneva cinema remains active.

Historical Renard link; the cinema remains active in Carouge.

Historical Renard link; the national film archive remains active.

The institution survives under its current CINEMATEK identity and website.

The Geneva specialist bookshop survives at a new web address.

The long-running avant-garde web archive remains online.

The Geneva audiovisual production association founded in 1999 remains active; its website still lists “Stephen Dwoskin 14 films (Box)” among its DVDs.