The BFI National Archive is the largest film and television archive in the United Kingdom, managed by the British Film Institute. It houses over 1 million items, including films, television programs, and related materials, preserving the nation's audiovisual heritage for future generations. The archive plays a crucial role in research, education, and public engagement with film history. In addition to preservation, the BFI National Archive actively restores and digitizes films to make them accessible to the public. It also collaborates with various institutions and hosts screenings, exhibitions, and events to celebrate the rich history of British cinema and its impact on culture.