 "EMVF in 65mm: Movies for Your Ears"
By James Tavella, film producer
The idea of telling a story through scene action and content motivated by grand symphonic sound design with limited dialog. |  "Man in the 5th Dimension"
By Thomas Hauerslev
One of the most unique and rarely seen Todd-AO films ever produced, was a 28 minute film filmed in 1963 to be shown exclusively at the Billy Graham Pavilion at the 1964-65 Worlds Fair in New York |
 70mm films in Mexico
By Miguel Carrara
The Mexican movie going public was not able to experience deluxe 70-millimeter and Cinerama presentations until many years after those innovations had been introduced in other countries around the world. However, once 70mm came to Mexico, a LOT of movies were shown in the large format |  A Nostalgic View of 70mm in New York City 1950-1970
By Jonathan Kleefield
"Lawrence of Arabia" was a milestone, and I had the privilege of attending this presentation at the Criterion Theatre. The impact that this film made on me was simply staggering and an overpowering experience. |
 Ultra Panavision 70
by Rick Mitchell |  Todd-AO Festival at the Schauburg
by Thomas Hauerslev |
 Restoring Cinemascope 55 |  Some thoughts after a 2004 screening
By Rick Mitchell
A very young Denholm Elliott, does very well in a role that appears to have been conceived for a David Niven, but Peter Lorre seems to be sleepwalking through his part and Paul Lukas and Leo McKern weren't exactly household names in those days. |
 Savoy The only Cinerama venue in Finland
by Rabbe Sandelin |  Robert Wise - A Remembrance
by Rick Mitchell |
70mm in Mexico City
by Miguel Carrara | LFCA 2005 “Large Format: Strategize and Thrive”
by Bill Kallay |
| Philips DP70 at the ABC Coleshill Street, Birmingham, England |  The Lost World of 70mm Theatres
by Ian Hanson |
The Astor Cinema
by George Florence & Kevin Adams | 1963 Schauburg, Karlsruhe, Germany |
The Bat Wispers
by Rick Mitchell | Schauburg, Karlsruhe, Germany |
| Le CAPRI Juan les pins |  Le CAPRI Juan les pins
By Sylvian Coudène |
 Empire - Cinerama, Paris Kingdom of curved screen
by Francois Carrin
CINERAMA arrived in 1955 in Paris near the Place de l'Etoile. It was a theatre called EMPIRE which was chosen to play "This is CINERAMA" | Matt Lutthans |
Cine 160
by Allan Silliphant |  John Harvey's Cinerama Achievements Recognized
By Bill Lawrence
The NMPFT felt it was in place to pay tribute to John with a special award - a scroll - , thanking him for his contribution to revitalize Cinerama. Thanks to John's enthusiasm, Cinerama has again been made available to the public. |
"Carousel" screening
by Rick Mitchell |  Sam Lomberg, MBE - An Englishman in Denmark
By Thomas Hauerslev
In 1959 he accepted an offer to join NTA as their Director of Foreign Sales. It was while he was with NTA that he became involved with Cinemiracle and the road showing of “Windjammer”. |
A Brief History of 70mm
by George Flaxman | My Life in the Cinema - Bob Spencer |
| "The New World" in 65mm - no 70mm prints | A Cinerama Pilgrimage - Jan Niebuhr goes to Hollywood
By Jan Niebuhr |
 Landmark Bradford Cinema due for demolition |  A sons recollections - Work in progress
By Peter H Rondum
I always knew dad had worked for Cinerama. But being that it simply did not exist for most of my lifetime, I never really grasped impact of Cinerama until stumbling upon the "Cinerama Adventure" |
 Conversations with Olivier Brunet, "Fanny's Wedding"
By Ramon Lamarca
Choosing 70mm could have been a way to try to conceal my weaknesses... I have no true answers to that. I still wonder. I think truth is now in the eye of the audience. The film does not belong to me anymore. | Olivier Brunet Interview
by Ramon Lamarca |
| Reformatting films in SDS-70's "DMX" Process |  Todd-AO Epilouge
By Walter Siegmund
We can at least say, we once had our day and perhaps we did leave our mark on the revival of motion pictures - fifty years ago. |
DP70s at the ABC in Birmingham
by John Duddy | A comment about "The Lost World of 70mm"
by Peter Mason |
| "Scent of Mystery" comments | New Progress in Film Preservation |
| |  Widescreen Weekend 2005
By Thomas Hauerslev
I had invited my daughter Maria with me again. Our flight was around 14:00 in the afternoon and I had scheduled our arrival in Bradford to be around 18:00 in the evening. |
