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KRRR! 11th 70mm Film Fest Krnov 8-10. April 2016, Kino Mir 70, Krnov, The Czech Republic	Read more at in70mm.com The 70mm Newsletter
Written by: Martin Leskovsky and Pavel Tomesek, Kino Mir 70	Date: 21.03.2016
The year has elapsed and the next 70mm Film Fest regularly taking place in Krnov is knocking on the door again. Characteristic festival logo 70 KRRR! originated by Filmochod agency has several meanings: Mainly as an beginning of the name Krnov or assumed as interjection it evokes the typical noise from projectors and in combination with graphic design represents a number 70 arranged with fingers on hand. After a year the majestic cinema Mir 70 will become a place where true film fans of celluloid from many European counties - especially enthusiasts loving widescreen format - will meet. Three days of a rare occasion to see great 70mm movies screened on a 105 square meters of slightly curved screen and good opportunity to remember history of “old school” cinema technology in today´s sterile digital era. The rootage of festival went down to the year of 2005 since when small seminar has spread wide to the international popularity with visitors not only from the Czech Republic but also the ones come from many European counties, including Austria, Denmark, France, Germany, Holland, Poland, Slovak republic and United Kingdom. With respect to ever-rising interest in festival the 70mm format never seems to die... Unique cine-meeting prepares the Municipal Centre of information and culture Krnov under patronage of the Town Hall and mayor of Krnov together with State Cinematography Fund and with Association of Czech Film Clubs and supported by many volunteers. Special thanks go to the festival team, especially to Pavel Tomesek, head manager of MIR 70 theatre, who is the prime mover of all that… … and extra special thanks go to Thomas Hauerslev for invaluable help. And what can you looking forward to? See final film schedule below and notice special festival bonus – two attractive titles confirmed additionally.	*More in 70mm* reading: • Home of "7OMM Seminar" at Kino Mir 70, Krnov, Czech Republic • KRRR! 2016 Festival Report 7OMM Seminar Through the Years: • Film Program** • Text and Image About Todd-AO • Počátky Todd-AO Internet Kino Mir 70 Namesti Miru 14 794 01 Krnov The Czech Republic Telephone: +420 554 615 050 • Festival Page • KRRR! Facebook
Weekend 70mm Program
Festival Program Poster. Click on the image to see a large version FRIDAY 8. 4. 2016 TABOR UCHODIT V NEBO 14:00 USSR-Moldavia 1976 99 mins. 80 Kč ELVIS: THAT'S THE WAY IT IS 16:15 USA 1970 97 mins. 100 Kč REMEMBER AFRICA 19:00 USA 1985 161 mins. 120 Kč SATURDAY 9. 4. 2016 QUEST FOR FIRE 9:00 CAN-FRA 1981 100 mins. 100 Kč ŽOLDNIERSKI TRUD (short) 11:15 Poland 1973 13 mins. Lecture: Meopta Prerov – A Brief History of Optics (for accredited visitors only) HEAVEN´S GATE 13:30 USA 1980 149 mins. 120 Kč CLEOPATRA 16:45 UK/USA 1963 248 mins. 120 Kč INTERSTELLAR 21:45 USA/UK 2014 169 mins. 120 Kč SUNDAY 10. 4. 2016 THE HATEFUL EIGHT 10:00 USA 2015 187 mins. 120 Kč LAST ACTION HERO 13:45 USA 1993 130 mins. 120 Kč UNTOUCHABLES 16:30 USA 1987 119 mins. 100 Kč
Technical specification
CLEOPATRA Czech name: Kleopatra Country of origin: USA Directed by: Joseph Leo Mankiewicz, Rouben Mamoulian, Daryll F. Zanuck Runtime: 248 mins + intermission, original version, Czech subtitles Cinematographic process: Filmed in TODD-AO, Mitchell BFC 65mm Camera Aspect ratio: 2,2 : 1, restored print, (70mm respecting frame of original anamorphic ratio, 6-track digital sound DTS World release date: 12. 6. 1963 Czech premiere: 26. 1. 1968 (70mm and 35mm anamorphic and 35/16mm with reduced ratio 1,66 : 1) Premiere in cinema Mir 70: 26. 5. 1970 on 35mm anamorphic 70mm premiere in cinema Mir 70, 18. 5. 1973 THE HATEFUL EIGHT Czech name: Osm hrozných Country of origin: USA Directed by: Quentin Tarantino Runtime: 187 mins, original version, Czech subtitles Cinematographic process: Arriflex 765, Panavision APO Panatar Lenses Panavision 65 HR Camera, Panavision APO Panatar Lenses Panavision Panaflex System 65 Studio Panavision APO Panatar Lenses Aspect ratio: 2,76 : 1, Ultra Panavision 70 (anamorphic), 6-track digital sound DATASAT World release date: 7. 12. 2015 Czech premiere: 7. 1. 2016 (D-Cinema only) Premiere in cinema Mir 70: 7. 1. 2016 (D-Cinema) 70mm premiere in cinema Mir 70: Krrr! 2016 THE UNTOUCHABLES Czech name: Neúplatní Country of origin: USA Directed by Brian De Palma Runtime: 119 mins, original version, czech subtitles Cinematographic process: Filmed in Camera Panavision (anamorphic) Aspect ratio: 2,25 : 1, blow-up (respecting original anamorphic picture ratio), 6-track magnetic sound World release date: 3. 6. 1987 Czech premiere: 1. 7. 1990 (70mm and 35mm anamorphic) 70mm premiere in cinema Mir 70: 9. 10. 1990 QUEST FOR FIRE Czech name: Boj o oheň Country of origin: co-production France-Canada-USA Directed by Jean-Jacques Annaud Runtime: 100 mins, original version, no subtitles (the primeval do not need to be translated) Cinematographic process: Filmed in Camera Panavision (anamorphic) Aspect ratio: 2,2 : 1, blow-up, 6-track magnetic sound Dolby A World release date: 16. 12. 1981 Czech premiere: 1. 8. 1990 Premiere in cinema Mir 70: 8.12.1990 (35mm anamorphic print only) 70mm premiere in cinema Mir 70: 9. 4. 2016 HEAVEN´S GATE Czech name: Nebeská brána Country of origin: USA Directed by Michael Cimino Runtime: 149 mins, original version, Czech subtitles Cinematographic process: Filmed in Cameras and lenses Panavision (anamorphic) Aspect ratio: 2,2 : 1, blow-up, 6-track magnetic sound Dolby A World release date: 19. 11. 1980 Czech premiere: never been released in CSSR 70mm premiere in cinema Mir 70: 9. 4. 2016 OUT OF AFRICA Czech name: Vzpomínky na Afriku Country of origin: USA Directed by Sydney Pollack Runtime: 161 mins, original version, Czech subtitles Cinematographic process: Filmed in Arriflex 35 BL, Zeiss Super Speed Lenses Aspect ratio: 1,85 : 1, blow-up, 6-track magnetic sound Dolby A World release date: 20. 12. 1985 Premiere in CSSR: 1. 3. 1989 (35mm only) Premiere in cinema Mir 70: 9. 6. 1989 (under the patronage of Film Festival of Working people) 70mm premiere in cinema Mir 70: 8. 4. 2016 INTERSTELLAR Czech name: Interstellar Country of origin: USA Directed by Christopher Nolan Runtime: 169 mins, original version, Czech subtitles Cinematographic process: Filmed in Beaumont VistaVision Camera, Panavision Primo Lenses, IMAX MSM 9802, Hasselblad and Mamiya Lenses, Panavision Panaflex Millennium XL2, Ultra Speed Golden Lenses Aspect ratio: 2,2 : 1, blow-up, 6-track DATASAT World release date: 26. 10.2014 Czech premiere: 6. 11. 2014 (D-Cinema) 70mm premiere in cinema Mir 70: 9. 4. 2016 ELVIS: THAT´S THE WAY IT IS Czech name: Elvis: That's the Way It Is Country of origin: USA Directed by Denis Sanders Runtime: 97 mins, original version, Czech subtitles Cinematographic process: Filmed in Camera Panavision (anamorphic) Aspect ratio: 2,2 : 1, blow-up, 6-track magnetic sound World release date: 11. 11. 1970 Czech premiere: never been released in CSSR 70 mm premiere in cinema Mir 70: 8. 4. 2016 LAST ACTION HERO Czech name: Poslední akční hrdina Country of origin: USA Directed by John McTiernan Runtime: 130 mins, original version, Czech subtitles Cinematographic process: Filmed in Camera Panavision (anamorphic) Aspect ratio: 2,2 : 1, blow-up, 6-track magnetic sound Dolby A World release date: 18. 6. 1993 Czech premiere: 10. 9 1993 (Czech dub 35mm anamorphic print only) Premiere in cinema Mir 70: 28. 9. 1993 70 mm premiere in cinema Mir 70: 10. 4. 2016
TABOR UKCHODIT V NEBO / Табор уходит в небо Czech name: Cikáni jdou do nebe Country of origin: USSR-Moldavia Directed by Emil Loteanu Runtime: 99 mins, Russian version, Slovak subtitles Cinematographic process: blow-up under Sovscope 70 technology Aspect ratio: 2,2 : 1, 6-track magnetic sound World release date: 5. 4. 1976 Czech premiere: 1. 1. 1977 (released on 70mm, 35mm anamorphic and 35/16mm academy ratio) 70 mm premiere in cinema Mir 70: 18. 2. 1977 ŻOŁNIERSKY TRUD (short) English name: Soldiers' Toil Czech name: Vojenská dřina Country of origin: Poland Directed by Janusz Chodnikiewicz Runtime: 13 mins, no dialogues Cinematographic process: Filmed in Camera Arriflex (anamorphic) Aspect ratio: 2,2:1, blow-up, 6-track magnetic sound Release date: October 12, 1973 Czech premiere: never been released in CSSR 70 mm premiere in cinema Mir 70: Krrr! 2016 Winner of the International Military Film Festival, Versailles, 1975
Lecture about Meopta Přerov by Vladimir Matula, MSc.
Mr Vladimir Matula, MSc., senior chief designer and a section leader of the Development and Design Division in Meopta Prerov A very interesting lecture presented by Vladimir Matula, MSc., who worked as a senior chief designer and a section leader of the Development and Design Division in Meopta Prerov and a general manager of „Meopta – projectors“ division in the nineties of the last century, when the manufacture underwent transformation. He actively participated in kino projectors development.
How to get to Krnov
The majestic Kino Mir 70 cinema in Krnov, Czech Republic. By car: GPS: 50.086352, 17.699144 By train: The train station is called Krnov - Hlavní nádraží (Krnov - Main Station), from the staiton it is 1,6 km to the cinema. You can take Revoluční street, when you pass Albert hypermarket you turn right, then cross the bridge and on your right you can see the movie theatre "Kino Mír". By bus: Bus station is next to the Albert hypermarket so you cross the bridge and on your right you can see the movie theatre "Kino Mír". By plane: You get to the Prague Airport (PRG) and then you can go by plane from Prague to Ostrava (OSR, then by train from Ostrava to Krnov - Hlavní nádraží (Krnov - Main Station). Or from Prague to Krnov by train (change in Olomouc).
2016 Credits
The beautiful Kino Mir 70. Image by Thomas Hauerslev Manager of the project: Marcela Procházková Director of the Mir 70 theather and founder: Pavel Tomešek Projectonists: Petra Pokorná, Martin Bodešínský, Pavel Tomešek and Martin Leskovský. Sub-titling: Martin Bodešínský Preparation of film copies: Pavel Tomešek Web/visual artworks: www.filmochod.cz, and Jakub Klima and Adela Kokesova Projectors will be on display in the in Mir 70 foyer and everyone will be invited to visit the projection room. A small breakfast before the morning screening and some refreshment during the whole seminar will be on sale for all visitors.

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KRRR! 11th 70mm Film Fest Krnov 8-10. April 2016, Kino Mir 70, Krnov, The Czech Republic

Weekend 70mm Program

Technical specification

Lecture about Meopta Přerov by Vladimir Matula, MSc.

How to get to Krnov

2016 Credits

KRRR! 11th 70mm Film Fest Krnov
8-10. April 2016, Kino Mir 70, Krnov, The Czech Republic