whole wing of four floors and an enormous basement to its disposal. General Assemblies (World Congress) of OCIC and its international studydays 1928: La Haye: Foundation of the International Catholic Office for Cinema 1929: Munich: With the BCIR first international Congress, the General Assembly of OCIC 1933: Brussels: With the Belgian Centre Catholic d'Action Cinématogrpahique (CCAC), reorganisation of the international organisation with international studydays 1938: Vienna: Cancelled because of the international political situation – the Anschluss of Austria by Nazi Germany – because the OCIC was anti-Nazi 1947: Brussels: World Congress of OCIC with international study days theme on Catholic Action in Cinema considered in the light of the teachings of the encyclical Vigilanti Cura 1950: Rome: International study days on spiritual values in the film profession 1951: Luzern: International study days on Christian film critic 1952: Madrid: International study days on Film education 1953: Malta: International study days on Cinema and the Missions 1954: Cologne: International study days on the moral classification of films 1955: Dublin: International study days on the distribution and the influence of the moral classification of films 1957: Havana: World Congress with International study days on the promotion of good films by film associations 1958: Paris: International study days on the promotion of good films for a broad public 1960: Vienna: International study days on cinema, youth, and the government 1962: Montréal: World Congress with Unda and international studydays on creators of films and television productions 1964: Venice: International study days on cinematographic exhibition and its function towards the audience 1966: Cuernavaca: International study days at Ivan Illich's center – CIDOC (Centro Intercultural de Documentación), on the apostolat of cinema in the light of the Second Vatican Council 1967: Berlin: International study days during the Berlin International Film Festival with Interfilm – the international Protestant organisation for film – on Communication creation, the sacred and cinema, the visualisation of the relations man and women in the film, and the film for and with children 1968: Beirut: World Congress of OCIC with International study days on Cinema at the service of evangelisation 1971: Gwatt: International and interconfessionnal (with Interfilm) meeting in Switzerland on short films and audiovisual programmes at the service of the Christian message 1972: Deauville: World Congress of OCIC with study days on cinema and the human development; the name of OCIC is changed into International Catholic 'Organisation' for Cinema 1975: Petrópolis: World Congress