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‘Clueless,’ ‘Inception,’ ‘The Incredible’ Join the Library of Congress’ Film Registry
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Rolling Stone
An iconic Nineties teen comedy, a mind-bending Christopher Nolan favorite, and one of Pixar’s most beloved films are set to join the Library of Congress’ National Film Registry.
Film preservation is a way of taking that legacy and paying it forward to future generations.”The Film Registry’s class of 2026 spans nearly 120 years of film history.
The oldest selection is 1896’s The Tramp and the Dog, a silent film that was previously considered lost until it was rediscovered in the National Library of Norway in 2021.
The most recent film on the Film Registry’s list is Wes Anderson’s celebrated 2014 film, The Grand Budapest Hotel, which was created in part with the help of materials in the Library of Congress.
Jacqueline Stewart, who chairs the National Film Preservation Board, will introduce the films.