Bill Douglas Cinema Museum

The Bill Douglas Cinema Museum opened in 1997 as a feature of the British festivals of the centennial of silver screen. The Center's dispatch is to energize the progressing delight, comprehension and investigation of film. The Center gives an exploration gathering of global stature, delineating the advancement of optical diversion and well known amusement from the late eighteenth century to Classical Hollywood and the present day.

Supplementing the University's current broad assets for the investigation of pop culture, the Collection's 18,000 books give Exeter the nation's biggest University library on film. They are a lasting, particularly significant asset for postgraduate understudies and specialists, and furthermore add to the surprisingly changed college degree programs at Exeter. Investigate the Bill Douglas Cinema Museum accumulations.