Projectors in movies (as opposed to the other way around) ... continued

[Douglas Meltzer]

In the HBO series C.B. Strike (season 5, episode 1), a Super 8mm projector (Eumig?) is needed to watch evidence from a 1970s police investigation.

[Steve Klare]

We've gone all this time without mentioning The Fabelmans in this thread?
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(-kind'a surprised at us!) 😉

[Melvin England]

Steve - You could spend all evening spotting the various projectors in this film!

Come to think of it..... The Fabelmans could be the first contribution of a new topic!...... "Cine Cameras in Film (as opposed to the other way around)"

.... Now there's a thought!....

[Joerg Polzfusz]

Ano Natsu de Matteru
(Japanese Anime Series, 2012)
has got various „single 8“ scenes including cameras, viewers and projectors (didn’t manage to find an image with the projector and was too lazy to watch all episodes again, sorry)

[Ed Gordon]

From Empire of Light:

[Graham Ritchie]

"My Girl 2" Screen shots from the blu-ray screening other night.

[Dominique De Bast]

From the French serie "Un si grand soleil" (A So Great Sun), from Monday to Friday at 8:45 pm on national public tv channel France 2 :







The film was shot by some of the characters who want to "prove" the autenticity of old paints from 1902. It's supposed to be a newsreel from that date. Nobody seems to find strange that it's on 16mm and has a soundtrack (the film is projected silent in the fiction). And the viewers have to believe that when you shoot a 16mm film as an amateur, it comes process with an optical soundtrack. The old say is still valid : don't believe everythong you see on TV

[Joerg Polzfusz]

Wow! Stereo optical sound in 1902 - on a format that is usually assumed to be introduced in 1923.

[Douglas Meltzer]

From the TV series Vienna Blood (Season 3, Episode 5). Taking place in 1908, a projector is used to solve the murder of a silent film star. Could this be an Empire Cinematograph?

[Brian Fretwell]

Wow! Stereo optical sound in 1902 - on a format that is usually assumed to be introduced in 1923.

And then it would have been double perforated too.

[Joerg Polzfusz]

Of course, they might have the excuse that they are not showing an original film, but a reduction print to 16mm that was done later. E.g., I’ve got a Super8-copy of the „Wintergarten-Rolle“ (Skladanowsky-Brothers‘ first films from 1895).

[Dominique De Bast]

Of course, they might have the excuse that they are not showing an original film, but a reduction print to 16mm that was done later. E.g., I’ve got a Super8-copy of the „Wintergarten-Rolle“ (Skladanowsky-Brothers‘ first films from 1895).

That was absolutely not the spirit of this episode

[Douglas Meltzer]

Horror Host Svengoolie showed Konga this past weekend. I didn't recall there was a classroom projector scene.

[Dominique De Bast]

Since 2009, national French tv channel, France 2, brodacasts a serie titles "Les petits meurtres d'Agatha Christie" (Agatha Christie's Little Murders). This serie has the action set in three different "periods", with three different actors : the '30s, the end of the 50s/beginning of the 60s and, since 2021, the 70s. The last episodes in the 70s period are no longer inspired by the book of the famous British writer. In last Friday's episode (season 3, episode 6), a projector (Heurtier) appeared :

[Dominique De Bast]

Tonight, France 2 aired the first two episodes of the new serie Bardot, a biopic of Brigitte Bardot (as you guessed).

It's also an Heurter...

Not easy to take pictures when the projector appears quickly.