that often do not find continuity of interest in the family and risk ending up in oblivion. Here then was born the idea of the museum, which thanks to lucky encounters and a continuous search among antique markets, brokers and especially private, is accomplished in 2015.

Its goal is to be able to document for future generations the history and evolution of amateur shooting. In an age where it is normal for everyone to take pictures and film, Rolf tells about cameras, projectors, films with imprinted family events, travels, chronicles of happy and sad events... He tells the story through the images of ordinary people in ordinary places. Leuenberger does not only collect pieces: one of his desires is to allow the old 8mm (1932-1965) and Super 8 (1965 to the present day) to live again. His dream in the drawer is the creation of an atelier that would allow these relics to be touched and used with proper respect. In order to achieve this, he needs someone to help him with inventory work, object control and maintenance. No special skills or expertise are needed, just reliability, perseverance and time.