Why No Time to Die and others are still using film in a digital world
August 31, 2021, 08:56 AM
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On September 30th, after many delays, No Time to Die will hit UK cinemas. The 25th James Bond movie was shot on celluloid, making it part of a small group of productions that choose to keep using the traditional medium despite digital becoming the dominant acquisition format in 2013.
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