Celluloid

India's is partially an oral culture, many of the great stories are preserved in people's memories, but Celluloid Man shows that, in the movie world, Nair wanted to change that. He wanted to make a physical memory bank, a depository of film prints, a place you had to cool and dust. It's the physicality of his story that is striking: the long taxi rides to the relatives of Phalke, the country's first feature director, to see if they have any rolls of film in their home; the bang on the door at 3am because a filmmaker must see Pasolini's The Gospel According to Matthew there and then; the stripping of miles of 35mm negatives to harvest their silver to make jewellery. It's a pre-digital epic.

Christian filmmaking, done outside of the corporate Hollywood industry and produced for Christian churches, affected a significant audience of church people.

Released in 1976, just as the Kinks ended their notoriously uneven tenure at RCA, The Kinks' Greatest: Celluloid Heroes is a summary of their time at the label. Since they didn't have many genuine hits while at RCA, this winds up being a haphazard sampling of concept albums. Occasionally, an album is accurately represented. For instance, the selections from Muswell Hillbilles are perfect, but considering that nearly half this compilation leans on that terrific record, they would have to be. Apart from that album, the selection is decidedly hit and miss. It isn't that singles are missing – their lone British hit from this time, "Supersonic Rocket Ship," is nowhere to be found – or that albums are overlooked (no Schoolboys in Disgrace), it's that highlights like "Here Comes Yet Another Day" and "Sweet Lady Genevieve" are left on their original albums. AllMusic Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Jamaica Soul 3: A Serious Selection Of 'Groovy Hits' From Lee Perry's Productions 1969-1977 is a 2009 compilation which gathers some powerful work from Jamaican producer Lee "Scratch" Perry. This was released by Santalina in association with Celluloid.

Bach To Africa is the 1993 album by Lambarena. This was released by Melodie/Celluloid.