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Splice Here: A Projected Odyssey

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FILM IS DEAD! The mantra that accompanied the dawn of the digital projection age. But was it really true? Ten years ago it was clear to those of us who worked with film that the digital experience wasn't remotely the same thing. So as the debate and the comparisons raged on, I decided to ask the people who would really know; my fellow projectionists. Does film have a future and how will our treasured movie memories live on? The projectionist underground is a passionate, clandestine world and over time I came to realize that this disenfranchised community wasn't just collecting film memorabilia; they were saving titles from extinction. Legacy cinema is facing a largely unknown digital danger. We may be the last generation to be able to experience great cinema as it was meant to be seen... on film.

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John Fink The Film Stage Splice Here is essential viewing for film geeks, celebrating an army of projectors, collectors, filmmakers, archivists, and inventors who care about preserving and advancing film culture. Rated: B Aug 8, 2024 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis FILM IS DEAD! The mantra that accompanied the dawn of the digital projection age. But was it really true? Ten years ago it was clear to those of us who worked with film that the digital experience wasn't remotely the same thing. So as the debate and the comparisons raged on, I decided to ask the people who would really know; my fellow projectionists. Does film have a future and how will our treasured movie memories live on? The projectionist underground is a passionate, clandestine world and over time I came to realize that this disenfranchised community wasn't just collecting film memorabilia; they were saving titles from extinction. Legacy cinema is facing a largely unknown digital danger. We may be the last generation to be able to experience great cinema as it was meant to be seen... on film.
Director
Rob Murphy
Producer
Rob Murphy, Roslyn Walker, Joanne Donahoe-Beckwith
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
Australian English
Runtime
1h 57m
Aspect Ratio
Flat (1.85:1)
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