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"Windjammer" - Exclusive Danish Re-release
"Windjammer" in Biffen from 20 - 25. July
2010

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Written by: Biffen &  Thomas HauerslevDate: 28.06.2010
Biffen's foyer photographed by Orla Nielsen, 24. June 2010

It is with great pleasure that Biffen, can present the remastered version of
Louis de Rochemont's CineMiracle Adventure "Windjammer" for 4 days in July 2010.

In connection with the Tall Ship Race festival in our harbour (next to the Biffen), we are pleased to welcome "Windjammer" back to Aalborg, where it originally opened in 1959.

"Windjammer" is a travelogue about the Norwegian school ship "Christian Radich". Filmed in Cinemiracle and produced by legendary Louis de Rochemont.

"Windjammer" was a colossal success when it was released, and it was seen by millions of people all over the world. Many of them still remember the film vividly.

"Windjammer" was photographed in the unique process called Cinemiracle, a "first-person-experience", which, combined with 7-channel Hi-Fi stereo sound, gave the spectator a very realistic sensation of being "in the movie".
 
More in 70mm reading:

"Windjammer" Press Release
Oslo's Red Carpet Widescreen Event


In Danish:
"Windjammer" in Aalborg
Biffen, Aalborg
The "Windjammer" Page

Internet link:

Biffen


 
Cinema ovner Mr. Orla Nielsen and his poster

The Cinemiracle process was a unique photographic technique for filming a 146 degree wide image on three separate film strips (panels). In the cinema, the three panels were projected side-by-side by three synchronized projectors on the huge curved screen to form a perfect wide vista.

This edition of “Windjammer” is a digital version, where all three panels are shown from one projector on Biffen's curved screen

We are also welcoming Carin-Anne and David Strohmaier to Aalborg, who will be with us giving the introduction to the film "How Windjammer Got a Facelift".

Thanks to Pacific Theatres and John Sittig
 
 

"Windjammer" Scheduled Show Times

 
Biffen's screen #1 - a great curved screen. Image: Thomas Hauerslev

20 July
kl. 20.00 for Captains

21. July
Kl. 10.00 For windjammer sailors & crews with a 25 minutes intro by Dave Strohmaier
Kl. 13.30 For windjammer sailors & crews with a 25 minutes intro by Dave Strohmaier
Kl. 17.00 Public performance
Kl. 20.00 Public performance with a 25 minutes intro by Dave Strohmaier

22. July
Kl. 10.00 For windjammer sailors & crews with a 25 minutes intro by Dave Strohmaier
Kl. 17.00 Public performance
Kl. 20.00 Public performance

23. July
Kl. 10.00 For windjammer sailors & crews with a 25 minutes intro by Dave Strohmaier
Kl. 13.30 For windjammer sailors & crews with a 25 minutes intro by Dave Strohmaier
Kl. 17.00 Public performance
Kl. 20.00 Public performance
 
 

"Windjammer" Gets A Facelift
Digital projection 25 minutes

 
"Windjammer" Gets A Facelift introduction. Foto Fredrik Mortensen

David And Carin Anne Strohmaier host a special presentation on how "Windjammer" was digitally remastered with elements from the Swedish Film Institute. This will be a behind the scenes look at the detailed processes that were involved in cleaning up the images and adding color back into the film. Many before and after examples will be shown along with a little history of the Christian Radich itself.

David Strohmaier Directed the remastering effort

Carin Anne Strohmaier acted as the Associate Producer

 
 
  
  
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