The Eastman Kodak Company is the only factory still manufacturing film used in major Hollywood productions like ‘The Odyssey’ as part of a broader effort to revive the medium. This is how it is made.
Category: Movies
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The Only Factory Making Real Film for Hollywood
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‘The Odyssey’ Was Shot on Real Film. This Is the Only Place Left Making It.
The New York Times – Movies:Christopher Nolan’s epic “The Odyssey” was shot on physical film, a resurgent medium that is manufactured entirely in one factory in western New York.
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Five Horror Movies to Stream Now
The New York Times – Movies:This month brings cool girl witches, bad boy cutthroats and sinister political agitators.
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8 New Movies Our Critics Are Talking About This Week
The New York Times – Movies:Whether you’re a casual moviegoer or an avid buff, our reviewers think these films are worth knowing about.
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5 Children’s Movies to Stream Now
The New York Times – Movies:This month’s picks include sequels galore, among them installments of the “Super Mario” and “Star Wars” franchises.
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George Clooney Joins ‘Call My Agent!’ Movie Coming to Netflix
The New York Times – Movies:Even George Clooney became a fan of the TV series during lockdown. So when the show was being turned into a Netflix movie, he signed up for a guest role.
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Amazon Prime Video Uses A.I. for Lip-Synced Translations
The New York Times – Movies:The streamer released a version of a popular German series in which the actors’ lip movements have been digitally altered.
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‘The Fix’ Review: A Head-Spinning Mission to Iran
The New York Times – Movies:In an action film that won’t win any plaudits for sensitivity, Zachary Levi plays the leader of a Special Operations group that tries to recover hidden cash in Tehran.
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A Child of 9/11 Finds a Way to Move Forward
The New York Times – On the Runway:Jacob Campbell was a baby when his mother was killed, and he has struggled to come to terms with the tragedy that shaped him. For the grandmother who raised him, it’s even harder.
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New York’s Biggest Film Fans Wolf Down Hot Dogs
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:Employees of the city’s indie movie houses stuffed their faces during a contest held by Cashiers du Cinéma, a zine for cineastes.
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‘Don’t Play With Fire’ Review: An Incendiary 1980s Hong Kong
The New York Times – Movies:Aggrieved teenagers rampage in Tsui Hark’s restored New Wave crime thriller that mixes bloodshed and politics.
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‘The Uprising’ Review: Sackcloth and Clashes
The New York Times – Movies:Andrew Garfield plays a traumatized serf in this action drama based on the first populist rebellion in English history.