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An analog film on 70 millimeter: "The most beautiful medium we ever invented"

An analog film on 70 millimeter: "The most beautiful medium we ever invented"

The Eye Filmmuseum in Amsterdam is currently screening the film 'The Odyssey' in both 35mm and 70mm analog formats to provide viewers with a unique, high-clarity cinematic experience. Film expert Adriaan Bijl highlights the superior quality of the 70mm medium and encourages younger audiences to experience this traditional way of watching movies.

Based on reporting by rss. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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