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Filmmaker Julia Marchese explores the importance of revival cinema and 35mm exhibitions at places like the New Beverly Cinema.
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Johanna Schneller Globe and Mail 07/08/2016
2/4
At 20 minutes, it would have been delightful. At 90, it's fan non-fiction. Go to Full Review
Chase Whale ChaseWhale.com 11/11/2016
Worth the price of admission. Go to Full Review
Chris Knight National Post 07/08/2016
3/4
The final act turns into a plea for the preservation of 35-mm film stock, which may prove to be a lost cause, but give Marchese props for fighting the good fight. Go to Full Review
David Nusair Reel Film Reviews 07/08/2016
2.5/4
An affable yet thoroughly one-sided documentary... Go to Full Review
Norman Wilner NOW Toronto 07/06/2016
3/5
As Out Of Print goes on, it becomes clear that the film doesn't really have an angle beyond honouring repertory culture in general and the New Bev in particular. Go to Full Review
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Synopsis Filmmaker Julia Marchese explores the importance of revival cinema and 35mm exhibitions at places like the New Beverly Cinema.
Director
Julia Marchese
Producer
Julia Marchese, Karl Lentini, Rick Bourn, Dave Frear, Elvis Ha, John Hazelton, George Hickman, Hsien Lee, Tom Meyer-Klipsch, Cesar Peynetti, Neil Wilson
Production Co
One Ski Productions
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
English
Release Date (Streaming)
Dec 27, 2016
Runtime
1h 26m
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