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From: Kickstarter HQ <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Subject: Projects We Love: Restorations Date: Wed, 13 Nov 2013 21:38:55 +0000 This week in Kickstarter We're thrilled about opening up to projects based in Australia and New Zealand! In the first day we've seen games, films, albums, and more! We can't wait to see what the future holds. Prninnts WA I MIA EFTA01141426 Gettysburg Address Letterpress Gettysburg Address Letterpress By Craig Welsh Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address came at a pivotal point in the Civil War, and foreshadowed the civil rights movement of the following century. This project commemorates the 150th anniversary of the speech, presenting its text in a beautiful letterpress print and celebrating its timelessness. EFTA01141427 ;1'.,Restore GOTO Restore GOTO By Arrow Films The story of Walerian Borowczyk's film Goto, Island of Love is as wild as the film itself. Upon release, it was banned in communist Poland and fascist Spain. In the 1970s, the original negative of the film was destroyed in a fire. Now, the film, which Terry Gilliam calls "brilliant," is being given a chance at a second life, through a restoration effort that hopes to bring it to contemporary audiences. EFTA01141428 ;:1.',T he Forbidden Reel: A Journey Through Cinemas of Kabul The Forbidden Reel: A Journey Through Cinemas of Kabul By Jonathan Saruk When the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, they banned movies and other Western forms of entertainment. Now, under different leadership, the once- vibrant Afghani film community is making its way back into theaters. Photographer Jonathan Saruk has seen firsthand how movies offer a way for everyday folks to escape the harsh realities of life in Kabul. In his new book, he captures the importance of cinema in these peoples' lives. A new way to discover new projects. EFTA01141429 Get the Kickstarter app for iPhone. Don't want to keep getting Projects We Love? That's okay, you can unsubscribe. Find us elsewhere: F T Copyright 2013 Kickstarter Inc. 155 Rivington Street, New York, NY 10002 iPhone is a registered trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. EFTA01141430

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