 "EMVF in 65mm: Movies for Your Ears"
By James Tavella, film producer
The idea of telling a story through scene action and content motivated by grand symphonic sound design with limited dialog. |  "Man in the 5th Dimension"
By Thomas Hauerslev
One of the most unique and rarely seen Todd-AO films ever produced, was a 28 minute film filmed in 1963 to be shown exclusively at the Billy Graham Pavilion at the 1964-65 Worlds Fair in New York |
 70mm films in Mexico |  A Nostalgic View of 70mm in New York City 1950-1970
by Jonathan Kleefield |
 Ultra Panavision 70
by Rick Mitchell |  Todd-AO Festival at the Schauburg
by Thomas Hauerslev |
 Restoring Cinemascope 55 |  Some thoughts after a 2004 screening
By Rick Mitchell
A very young Denholm Elliott, does very well in a role that appears to have been conceived for a David Niven, but Peter Lorre seems to be sleepwalking through his part and Paul Lukas and Leo McKern weren't exactly household names in those days. |
 Savoy The only Cinerama venue in Finland
by Rabbe Sandelin |  Robert Wise - A Remembrance
by Rick Mitchell |
70mm in Mexico City
by Miguel Carrara | LFCA 2005 “Large Format: Strategize and Thrive”
by Bill Kallay |
| Philips DP70 at the ABC Coleshill Street, Birmingham, England |  The Lost World of 70mm Theatres
by Ian Hanson |
The Astor Cinema
by George Florence & Kevin Adams | 1963 Schauburg, Karlsruhe, Germany |
The Bat Wispers
by Rick Mitchell | Schauburg, Karlsruhe, Germany |
| Le CAPRI Juan les pins |  Le CAPRI Juan les pins
By Sylvian Coudène |
 Empire - Cinerama, Paris Kingdom of curved screen
by Francois Carrin
CINERAMA arrived in 1955 in Paris near the Place de l'Etoile. It was a theatre called EMPIRE which was chosen to play "This is CINERAMA" | Matt Lutthans |
Cine 160
by Allan Silliphant |  John Harvey's Cinerama Achievements Recognized
By Bill Lawrence
The NMPFT felt it was in place to pay tribute to John with a special award - a scroll - , thanking him for his contribution to revitalize Cinerama. Thanks to John's enthusiasm, Cinerama has again been made available to the public. |
"Carousel" screening
by Rick Mitchell | Sam Lomberg, MBE - An Englishman in Denmark
By Sam Lomberg |
A Brief History of 70mm
by George Flaxman | My Life in the Cinema - Bob Spencer |
| "The New World" in 65mm - no 70mm prints | A Cinerama Pilgrimage - Jan Niebuhr goes to Hollywood
By Jan Niebuhr |
 Landmark Bradford Cinema due for demolition | A sons recollections - Work in progress
by Peter H Rondum |
 Conversations with Olivier Brunet, "Fanny's Wedding"
| Olivier Brunet Interview
by Ramon Lamarca |
| Reformatting films in SDS-70's "DMX" Process |  Todd-AO Epilouge
By Walter Siegmund
We can at least say, we once had our day and perhaps we did leave our mark on the revival of motion pictures - fifty years ago. |
DP70s at the ABC in Birmingham
by John Duddy | A comment about "The Lost World of 70mm"
by Peter Mason |
| "Scent of Mystery" comments | New Progress in Film Preservation |
| |  Widescreen Weekend 2005
By Thomas Hauerslev
I had invited my daughter Maria with me again. Our flight was around 14:00 in the afternoon and I had scheduled our arrival in Bradford to be around 18:00 in the evening. |
