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Kodak Factory Documentary Shot on Film Asks: Is Film Growing?

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Kodak Factory Documentary Shot on Film Asks: Is Film Growing?

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UK filmmaker Leon Barnard took an Arriflex 35-III and an Eclair ACL Super 16mm to Kodak's Rochester factory to document how color motion picture film is made — and shot the whole thing on film. Kodak remains the sole manufacturer of color motion picture film, and three of five Best Cinematography nominees at the 2026 Oscars used it.

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