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From: Brussels, Belgium
Registered: Jun 2013
posted August 30, 2016 06:35 AM
I visited this place during my Holiday.
Before the film they project a "home made" trailer to invite the audience to switch the mobiles phones. It ends by a view of the projection room with a 35 mm projector. I tought they used it to give the magic cine touch but had the surprise of the year when the film started : it was a 35 mm copy ! I have been Lucky because all the other films I saw later were digital but that 1984 film was really a...film. They display some projectors :
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From: Southend on Sea, Essex, UK
Registered: Feb 2015
posted August 30, 2016 08:50 AM
I always feel a bit sad when I see what appears to be a perfectly good projector incarcerated behind glass. But at least they are available to view if nothing else.
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From: Aldershot, Hampshire, UK
Registered: Nov 2013
posted September 03, 2016 01:05 AM
It looks a marvellous place to visit. Thanks Dominique. I recognise some of the cameras and projectors but does anyone know what model the Eiki machine is?