“LOST” SPANISH HORROR FILM COMING TO U.S. AFTER 42 YEARS
BY NERDIST Nowadays, movies delays happen all the time, due to the ongoing pandemic. But here’s a movie where the delay was a whopping…
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I made a film that’s designed to be lost – and that’s not so different from Netflix
By Charlie Shackleton for The Guardian The Afterlight is a collage of fragments with a single 35mm print – but it has more in…
Why Interstellar Was Shot on Film
Christopher Nolan's decision to shoot Interstellar on 35mm and IMAX film was about far more than image quality. It helped create a universe that…
How UK Tax Reliefs & Studio Incentives Are Driving a New Production Boom
Why sound stages like Black Hangar Studios are uniquely placed to benefit from the UK’s 2025 film-incentive surge. Why the UK is suddenly that…
Why Film Remains Cinema’s Most Trusted Archive
Discover why studios, archives, and filmmakers rely on film-out services to transfer digital movies onto motion picture film for long-term preservation. How Digital Films…
Paper on Film™: A New Way to Archive Important Documents
How motion picture film is helping preserve important documents for future generations in an increasingly digital world. Paper on Film: A New Way to…
Why La La Land Feels Like a Memory
How Damien Chazelle and Linus Sandgren used 35mm film to create one of modern cinema's most memorable visual worlds. Why La La Land Feels…
The Magic of 35mm Film
Why filmmakers still choose 35mm film in the digital age, and why it remains one of cinema's most trusted formats for creativity and preservation.…
Oppenheimer 65mm: Why Christopher Nolan Chose Film
Exploring the power of large-format cinema and the future of film preservation Why Oppenheimer Chose 65mm Film The most surprising thing about Oppenheimer is…
How The Godfather Changed Cinematography Forever
Discover how The Godfather's cameras, lenses and cinematography created one of cinema's most influential visual styles The Cameras Behind the Godfather Director Francis Ford…