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I intend to add that movie to our watchlist. I hadn't realized it was (mostly) shot on film and it wouldn't have been a criterion for me anyway, but now that I know, let's see if there's anything that gives it away. I really doubt I'd be able to tell, though. Show me two contemporary movies, one shot on film and the other digitally, and I'm sure I'll not be able to tell which is which.
 

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Good article; brief but informative, especially about the camera and film choices the DP made. Thanks for the link!
 

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Thank you for posting this article on modern film.
 
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