cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/chi-posters-ouc113842889
title: ccp-064

description: David E. James provides (2024 April 25) the following information regarding the provenance of the Chinese Cinema Posters."In 1990, I was appointed a professor in the School of Cinema at USC. Thereafter I regularly taught Chinese film and I developed a personal connection with the China Film Group Corporation (the state export company, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China_Film_Group_Corporation), from whom I was able to obtain films from the PRC for my classes. In September 2006, the LA office closed, and my friends there invited to me take whatever of their films and posters I wanted. A Mr. Wang there said they had 120 films, 90 in 35 mm and 30 in 16 mm. Thinking that these would be valuable additions to the USC Film Archive, I gladly accepted their offer.""I was assisted in obtaining these by Professor TAN Jia, now at the Chinese University of Hong Kong but who was at that time a USC graduate student writing her dissertation on Chinese cinema. Dr. Tan did most of the work obtaining the films from the storage facility, but together we obtained over 100 films and 125 posters for Chinese films from China Film. Most of these films were from the 1980s and 1990s, with a few exceptions from the 1940s to 1970s. We deposited them all in the USC Cinema Archive, and for more than a year Dr. Tan was employed to catalog the film prints. Since then, the Archive has made the films available to educational establishments and film festivals. Dr. Tan, together with Dr. Feng-Mei Heberer, another USC graduate student at that time, curated 'Chinese Female Filmmakers Screening Series: Highlighting USC China Film Collection' screening program for 'Cinematheque 108' at USC in November 2009."USC users may login using SSO (https://digitallibrary.usc.edu/saml2/login.aspx) to view the posters.
DOI: 10.25549/chi-posters-ouc113842843
title: King of the Children, 1987

description: Poster for King of the Children, 1987. Original story by Ah Cheng. Screenplay by Chen Kaige, Wang Zhi. Directed by Chen Kaige. Cinematography by Gu Chengwei. Art design by Chen Shaohua. Music by Qu Xiaosong. Starring Xie Yuan, Yang Xiuwen, Chen Shaohua. Produced by Xi'an Film Studio. Distributed by China Film Export & Import Corporation, People's Republic of China.
DOI: 10.25549/chi-posters-ouc1sto1866795
title: Chinese Cinema Posters

description: David E. James provides (2024 April 25) the following information regarding the provenance of the Chinese Cinema Posters."In 1990, I was appointed a professor in the School of Cinema at USC. Thereafter I regularly taught Chinese film and I developed a personal connection with the China Film Group Corporation (the state export company, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China_Film_Group_Corporation), from whom I was able to obtain films from the PRC for my classes. In September 2006, the LA office closed, and my friends there invited to me take whatever of their films and posters I wanted. A Mr. Wang there said they had 120 films, 90 in 35 mm and 30 in 16 mm. Thinking that these would be valuable additions to the USC Film Archive, I gladly accepted their offer.""I was assisted in obtaining these by Professor TAN Jia, now at the Chinese University of Hong Kong but who was at that time a USC graduate student writing her dissertation on Chinese cinema. Dr. Tan did most of the work obtaining the films from the storage facility, but together we obtained over 100 films and 125 posters for Chinese films from China Film. Most of these films were from the 1980s and 1990s, with a few exceptions from the 1940s to 1970s. We deposited them all in the USC Cinema Archive, and for more than a year Dr. Tan was employed to catalog the film prints. Since then, the Archive has made the films available to educational establishments and film festivals. Dr. Tan, together with Dr. Feng-Mei Heberer, another USC graduate student at that time, curated 'Chinese Female Filmmakers Screening Series: Highlighting USC China Film Collection' screening program for 'Cinematheque 108' at USC in November 2009."USC users may login using SSO (https://digitallibrary.usc.edu/saml2/login.aspx) to view the posters.
DOI: 10.25549/chi-posters-ouc113843017
title: ccp-084

description: David E. James provides (2024 April 25) the following information regarding the provenance of the Chinese Cinema Posters."In 1990, I was appointed a professor in the School of Cinema at USC. Thereafter I regularly taught Chinese film and I developed a personal connection with the China Film Group Corporation (the state export company, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China_Film_Group_Corporation), from whom I was able to obtain films from the PRC for my classes. In September 2006, the LA office closed, and my friends there invited to me take whatever of their films and posters I wanted. A Mr. Wang there said they had 120 films, 90 in 35 mm and 30 in 16 mm. Thinking that these would be valuable additions to the USC Film Archive, I gladly accepted their offer.""I was assisted in obtaining these by Professor TAN Jia, now at the Chinese University of Hong Kong but who was at that time a USC graduate student writing her dissertation on Chinese cinema. Dr. Tan did most of the work obtaining the films from the storage facility, but together we obtained over 100 films and 125 posters for Chinese films from China Film. Most of these films were from the 1980s and 1990s, with a few exceptions from the 1940s to 1970s. We deposited them all in the USC Cinema Archive, and for more than a year Dr. Tan was employed to catalog the film prints. Since then, the Archive has made the films available to educational establishments and film festivals. Dr. Tan, together with Dr. Feng-Mei Heberer, another USC graduate student at that time, curated 'Chinese Female Filmmakers Screening Series: Highlighting USC China Film Collection' screening program for 'Cinematheque 108' at USC in November 2009."USC users may login using SSO (https://digitallibrary.usc.edu/saml2/login.aspx) to view the posters.
DOI: 10.25549/chi-posters-ouc113843019
title: A Good Woman, 1985

description: Poster for A Good Woman, 1985. Screenplay by Li Kuanding. Directed by Huang Jianzhong. Cinematography by Yun Wenyao. Starring Cong Shan, Zhang Weixin, Wang Jiazhi, Zhang Jian. Produced by Beijing Film Studio. Distributed by China Film Export and Import Corporation, People's Republic of China.
DOI: 10.25549/chi-posters-ouc113843060
title: The Outcast, 1985

description: Poster for The Outcast, 1985. Directed by Yao Shougang. Starring Chi Peng, Mi Diqi, Xu Weiping, Jia Liu. Produced by the Xi'an Film Studio. Distributed by the China Film Export and Import Corporation, People's Republic of China.
DOI: 10.25549/chi-posters-ouc113843076
title: Two Virtuous Women, 1987

description: Poster for Two Virtuous Women, 1987. Screenplay by Gu Hua. Directed by Huang Jianzhong. Cinematography by Chen Youqun. Art direction by Yu Fengmin. Music by Shi Wanchun. Starring Gu Yan, Fu Yiwei, He Wei, Li Baotian. Produced by the Beijing Film Studio. Distributed by the China Film Export and Import Corporation.
DOI: 10.25549/chi-posters-ouc113843079
title: American Film Market, 1987-02-26/1987-03-06

description: Poster for American Film Market, 1987 February 26/1987 March 06. Los Angeles, California, USA. Designed by Doug Smith of Karson, Higgins, Shaw Communications, Incorporated for American Film Marketing Association.
DOI: 10.25549/chi-posters-ouc1sto1865695
title: Chinese Cinema Posters

description: David E. James provides (2024 April 25) the following information regarding the provenance of the Chinese Cinema Posters."In 1990, I was appointed a professor in the School of Cinema at USC. Thereafter I regularly taught Chinese film and I developed a personal connection with the China Film Group Corporation (the state export company, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China_Film_Group_Corporation), from whom I was able to obtain films from the PRC for my classes. In September 2006, the LA office closed, and my friends there invited to me take whatever of their films and posters I wanted. A Mr. Wang there said they had 120 films, 90 in 35 mm and 30 in 16 mm. Thinking that these would be valuable additions to the USC Film Archive, I gladly accepted their offer.""I was assisted in obtaining these by Professor TAN Jia, now at the Chinese University of Hong Kong but who was at that time a USC graduate student writing her dissertation on Chinese cinema. Dr. Tan did most of the work obtaining the films from the storage facility, but together we obtained over 100 films and 125 posters for Chinese films from China Film. Most of these films were from the 1980s and 1990s, with a few exceptions from the 1940s to 1970s. We deposited them all in the USC Cinema Archive, and for more than a year Dr. Tan was employed to catalog the film prints. Since then, the Archive has made the films available to educational establishments and film festivals. Dr. Tan, together with Dr. Feng-Mei Heberer, another USC graduate student at that time, curated 'Chinese Female Filmmakers Screening Series: Highlighting USC China Film Collection' screening program for 'Cinematheque 108' at USC in November 2009."USC users may login using SSO (https://digitallibrary.usc.edu/saml2/login.aspx) to view the posters.
DOI: 10.25549/chi-posters-ouc1sto1865569
title: Chinese Cinema Posters

description: David E. James provides (2024 April 25) the following information regarding the provenance of the Chinese Cinema Posters."In 1990, I was appointed a professor in the School of Cinema at USC. Thereafter I regularly taught Chinese film and I developed a personal connection with the China Film Group Corporation (the state export company, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China_Film_Group_Corporation), from whom I was able to obtain films from the PRC for my classes. In September 2006, the LA office closed, and my friends there invited to me take whatever of their films and posters I wanted. A Mr. Wang there said they had 120 films, 90 in 35 mm and 30 in 16 mm. Thinking that these would be valuable additions to the USC Film Archive, I gladly accepted their offer.""I was assisted in obtaining these by Professor TAN Jia, now at the Chinese University of Hong Kong but who was at that time a USC graduate student writing her dissertation on Chinese cinema. Dr. Tan did most of the work obtaining the films from the storage facility, but together we obtained over 100 films and 125 posters for Chinese films from China Film. Most of these films were from the 1980s and 1990s, with a few exceptions from the 1940s to 1970s. We deposited them all in the USC Cinema Archive, and for more than a year Dr. Tan was employed to catalog the film prints. Since then, the Archive has made the films available to educational establishments and film festivals. Dr. Tan, together with Dr. Feng-Mei Heberer, another USC graduate student at that time, curated 'Chinese Female Filmmakers Screening Series: Highlighting USC China Film Collection' screening program for 'Cinematheque 108' at USC in November 2009."USC users may login using SSO (https://digitallibrary.usc.edu/saml2/login.aspx) to view the posters.
DOI: 10.25549/chi-posters-ouc1sto1865693
title: Chinese Cinema Posters

description: David E. James provides (2024 April 25) the following information regarding the provenance of the Chinese Cinema Posters."In 1990, I was appointed a professor in the School of Cinema at USC. Thereafter I regularly taught Chinese film and I developed a personal connection with the China Film Group Corporation (the state export company, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China_Film_Group_Corporation), from whom I was able to obtain films from the PRC for my classes. In September 2006, the LA office closed, and my friends there invited to me take whatever of their films and posters I wanted. A Mr. Wang there said they had 120 films, 90 in 35 mm and 30 in 16 mm. Thinking that these would be valuable additions to the USC Film Archive, I gladly accepted their offer.""I was assisted in obtaining these by Professor TAN Jia, now at the Chinese University of Hong Kong but who was at that time a USC graduate student writing her dissertation on Chinese cinema. Dr. Tan did most of the work obtaining the films from the storage facility, but together we obtained over 100 films and 125 posters for Chinese films from China Film. Most of these films were from the 1980s and 1990s, with a few exceptions from the 1940s to 1970s. We deposited them all in the USC Cinema Archive, and for more than a year Dr. Tan was employed to catalog the film prints. Since then, the Archive has made the films available to educational establishments and film festivals. Dr. Tan, together with Dr. Feng-Mei Heberer, another USC graduate student at that time, curated 'Chinese Female Filmmakers Screening Series: Highlighting USC China Film Collection' screening program for 'Cinematheque 108' at USC in November 2009."USC users may login using SSO (https://digitallibrary.usc.edu/saml2/login.aspx) to view the posters.
DOI: 10.25549/chi-posters-ouc1sto1865729
title: Chinese Cinema Posters

description: David E. James provides (2024 April 25) the following information regarding the provenance of the Chinese Cinema Posters."In 1990, I was appointed a professor in the School of Cinema at USC. Thereafter I regularly taught Chinese film and I developed a personal connection with the China Film Group Corporation (the state export company, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China_Film_Group_Corporation), from whom I was able to obtain films from the PRC for my classes. In September 2006, the LA office closed, and my friends there invited to me take whatever of their films and posters I wanted. A Mr. Wang there said they had 120 films, 90 in 35 mm and 30 in 16 mm. Thinking that these would be valuable additions to the USC Film Archive, I gladly accepted their offer.""I was assisted in obtaining these by Professor TAN Jia, now at the Chinese University of Hong Kong but who was at that time a USC graduate student writing her dissertation on Chinese cinema. Dr. Tan did most of the work obtaining the films from the storage facility, but together we obtained over 100 films and 125 posters for Chinese films from China Film. Most of these films were from the 1980s and 1990s, with a few exceptions from the 1940s to 1970s. We deposited them all in the USC Cinema Archive, and for more than a year Dr. Tan was employed to catalog the film prints. Since then, the Archive has made the films available to educational establishments and film festivals. Dr. Tan, together with Dr. Feng-Mei Heberer, another USC graduate student at that time, curated 'Chinese Female Filmmakers Screening Series: Highlighting USC China Film Collection' screening program for 'Cinematheque 108' at USC in November 2009."USC users may login using SSO (https://digitallibrary.usc.edu/saml2/login.aspx) to view the posters.
DOI: 10.25549/chi-posters-ouc1sto1867025
title: Chinese Cinema Posters

description: David E. James provides (2024 April 25) the following information regarding the provenance of the Chinese Cinema Posters."In 1990, I was appointed a professor in the School of Cinema at USC. Thereafter I regularly taught Chinese film and I developed a personal connection with the China Film Group Corporation (the state export company, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China_Film_Group_Corporation), from whom I was able to obtain films from the PRC for my classes. In September 2006, the LA office closed, and my friends there invited to me take whatever of their films and posters I wanted. A Mr. Wang there said they had 120 films, 90 in 35 mm and 30 in 16 mm. Thinking that these would be valuable additions to the USC Film Archive, I gladly accepted their offer.""I was assisted in obtaining these by Professor TAN Jia, now at the Chinese University of Hong Kong but who was at that time a USC graduate student writing her dissertation on Chinese cinema. Dr. Tan did most of the work obtaining the films from the storage facility, but together we obtained over 100 films and 125 posters for Chinese films from China Film. Most of these films were from the 1980s and 1990s, with a few exceptions from the 1940s to 1970s. We deposited them all in the USC Cinema Archive, and for more than a year Dr. Tan was employed to catalog the film prints. Since then, the Archive has made the films available to educational establishments and film festivals. Dr. Tan, together with Dr. Feng-Mei Heberer, another USC graduate student at that time, curated 'Chinese Female Filmmakers Screening Series: Highlighting USC China Film Collection' screening program for 'Cinematheque 108' at USC in November 2009."USC users may login using SSO (https://digitallibrary.usc.edu/saml2/login.aspx) to view the posters.
DOI: 10.25549/chi-posters-ouc113134289
title: Royal Baking Powder [copy 1]

description: Poster for 洛雅發酵粉 [Royal Baking Powder].
DOI: 10.25549/chi-posters-ouc113138548
title: Bournville Cocoa Powder [blue, copy 2]

description: Poster for 本味可可粉 [Bournville Cocoa Powder].
DOI: 10.15468/dl.gdebr9
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 8557 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
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 "PublishingOrg is cdef28b1-db4e-4c58-aa71-3c5238c2d0b5",
 "TaxonKey is Animalia"
 ]
}

 The dataset includes 8557 records from 3 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0019160-251025141854904/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.25549/chi-posters-ouc113134368
title: Gillette [copy 2]

description: Poster for 吉利保安 剃刀 刀片 [Gillette].
DOI: 10.25549/chi-posters-ouc1sto1866979
title: Chinese Cinema Posters

description: David E. James provides (2024 April 25) the following information regarding the provenance of the Chinese Cinema Posters."In 1990, I was appointed a professor in the School of Cinema at USC. Thereafter I regularly taught Chinese film and I developed a personal connection with the China Film Group Corporation (the state export company, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China_Film_Group_Corporation), from whom I was able to obtain films from the PRC for my classes. In September 2006, the LA office closed, and my friends there invited to me take whatever of their films and posters I wanted. A Mr. Wang there said they had 120 films, 90 in 35 mm and 30 in 16 mm. Thinking that these would be valuable additions to the USC Film Archive, I gladly accepted their offer.""I was assisted in obtaining these by Professor TAN Jia, now at the Chinese University of Hong Kong but who was at that time a USC graduate student writing her dissertation on Chinese cinema. Dr. Tan did most of the work obtaining the films from the storage facility, but together we obtained over 100 films and 125 posters for Chinese films from China Film. Most of these films were from the 1980s and 1990s, with a few exceptions from the 1940s to 1970s. We deposited them all in the USC Cinema Archive, and for more than a year Dr. Tan was employed to catalog the film prints. Since then, the Archive has made the films available to educational establishments and film festivals. Dr. Tan, together with Dr. Feng-Mei Heberer, another USC graduate student at that time, curated 'Chinese Female Filmmakers Screening Series: Highlighting USC China Film Collection' screening program for 'Cinematheque 108' at USC in November 2009."USC users may login using SSO (https://digitallibrary.usc.edu/saml2/login.aspx) to view the posters.
DOI: 10.25549/chi-posters-ouc1sto1865901
title: Chinese Cinema Posters

description: David E. James provides (2024 April 25) the following information regarding the provenance of the Chinese Cinema Posters."In 1990, I was appointed a professor in the School of Cinema at USC. Thereafter I regularly taught Chinese film and I developed a personal connection with the China Film Group Corporation (the state export company, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China_Film_Group_Corporation), from whom I was able to obtain films from the PRC for my classes. In September 2006, the LA office closed, and my friends there invited to me take whatever of their films and posters I wanted. A Mr. Wang there said they had 120 films, 90 in 35 mm and 30 in 16 mm. Thinking that these would be valuable additions to the USC Film Archive, I gladly accepted their offer.""I was assisted in obtaining these by Professor TAN Jia, now at the Chinese University of Hong Kong but who was at that time a USC graduate student writing her dissertation on Chinese cinema. Dr. Tan did most of the work obtaining the films from the storage facility, but together we obtained over 100 films and 125 posters for Chinese films from China Film. Most of these films were from the 1980s and 1990s, with a few exceptions from the 1940s to 1970s. We deposited them all in the USC Cinema Archive, and for more than a year Dr. Tan was employed to catalog the film prints. Since then, the Archive has made the films available to educational establishments and film festivals. Dr. Tan, together with Dr. Feng-Mei Heberer, another USC graduate student at that time, curated 'Chinese Female Filmmakers Screening Series: Highlighting USC China Film Collection' screening program for 'Cinematheque 108' at USC in November 2009."USC users may login using SSO (https://digitallibrary.usc.edu/saml2/login.aspx) to view the posters.
DOI: 10.25549/chi-posters-ouc113842878
title: ccp-071

description: David E. James provides (2024 April 25) the following information regarding the provenance of the Chinese Cinema Posters."In 1990, I was appointed a professor in the School of Cinema at USC. Thereafter I regularly taught Chinese film and I developed a personal connection with the China Film Group Corporation (the state export company, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China_Film_Group_Corporation), from whom I was able to obtain films from the PRC for my classes. In September 2006, the LA office closed, and my friends there invited to me take whatever of their films and posters I wanted. A Mr. Wang there said they had 120 films, 90 in 35 mm and 30 in 16 mm. Thinking that these would be valuable additions to the USC Film Archive, I gladly accepted their offer.""I was assisted in obtaining these by Professor TAN Jia, now at the Chinese University of Hong Kong but who was at that time a USC graduate student writing her dissertation on Chinese cinema. Dr. Tan did most of the work obtaining the films from the storage facility, but together we obtained over 100 films and 125 posters for Chinese films from China Film. Most of these films were from the 1980s and 1990s, with a few exceptions from the 1940s to 1970s. We deposited them all in the USC Cinema Archive, and for more than a year Dr. Tan was employed to catalog the film prints. Since then, the Archive has made the films available to educational establishments and film festivals. Dr. Tan, together with Dr. Feng-Mei Heberer, another USC graduate student at that time, curated 'Chinese Female Filmmakers Screening Series: Highlighting USC China Film Collection' screening program for 'Cinematheque 108' at USC in November 2009."USC users may login using SSO (https://digitallibrary.usc.edu/saml2/login.aspx) to view the posters.