Title | Released | Running time | Notes |
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Big Ball *) | 1984 | 22:00 | The down and dirty hometown boys are challenged to a game of dune buggy soccer. This colorful action-thriller will have the audience rooting for the home team until the last hit of the Big Ball. |
New Magic *) | 1985 | 23:00 | See the full spectrum of the Showscan process. Magic sequences, special effects, miniature photography, high speed thrills and suspense. Exciting, blood-pumping fun.
Filmed with Super Panavision 70 camera equipment |
Let's Go *) | 1985 | 17:00 | The touching and comical story of a young boy's relationship with a robot. A technological adventure for the eyes. |
Deep Sea Rescue | 1985 | 5:00 | Witness a deep water rescue within a specially designed submersible simulator. |
Chevrolet 75th Anniversary | 1986 | 60 min | |
Night of The Dreams *) | 1986 | 12:00 | Fantasies become nightmares and dreams become reality in this spellbinding story of a young boy and his family. |
Earthwatch | 1986 | 7:00 | The stoic, volatile beauty of Canada. See a giant icebreaker glide across the frozen water. Drop off a mountain ridge in a small plane and live to talk about it with the people of Canada as they celebrate Expo '86. |
Discovery | 1986 | 16:00 | A young girl joins a space creature named Zargon and together they soar over British Columbia's endless majestic beauty. A rapture for the eyes. |
Niagara Wonders | 1986 | 23:00 | Niagara Falls, North America's greatest natural wonder, as you have never seen it. Surging, dramatic and full of mystery and myth. |
Kiwi Magic | 1987 | 25:00 | A hilarious tourist-comedy starring Ned Beatty and comedian Billy T. James. James plays the wacky tour guide who leads Beatty on an unforgettable tour by jeep, plane, toboggan, jet boat, raft and helicopter through New Zealand. |
Celebrating Us | 1988 | 27:00 | A vivid, brilliant and breathtaking breeze through Australia which you will never want to end. The pageantry and people of New South Wales welcome you home in a film produced for this country's bicentennial.
Filmed with Todd-AO camera equipment |
Call From Space | 1989 | 27:00 | James Coburn hosts a scientific experiment gone bad. When Coburn invites a young girl to help him with a scientific demonstration, he learns he is not the one giving the experiment. An enterprising alien zaps the girl away for an adventurous lesson in time travel. Charlton Heston is the voice behind the alien. |
France, Images d'une Révolution | 1989 | 40:00 | All the grandeur of France in this sensual glimpse of the past and present. See the National Assembly in the full glory of the revolutionary period as they light the flame of freedom for a nation making a new beginning and influencing the world in the process.
Produced by Alec Costandinos to celebrate the 200th Anniversary of the French Revolution. This movie was shown with "New Magic" at the ERMITAGE cinema in Paris." |
The Magic Ballon | 1990 | 45:00 | This classic children's fantasy follows the adventures of a boy and girl as they are taken on a magical trip around the world pursued by an evil magician. Stars Frank Langella and Henry Gibson. |
Leonardos Dream | 1990 | 24:00 | Leonardo Da Vinci has a dream. The anguished inventor fears his life's work is meaningless until a dream lands him in 20th-century Milan and right into the middle of a festival celebrating his own inventions. |
Concerto for the Earth | 1992 | 16:00 | This film celebrates the diversity and beauty of the natural world, showing the dramatic changes in the environment brought about by the rise of human technology. Through music, not words, it explores the relationship between humans and nature. |
Nature Rediscovered | 1992 | 22:00 | Set in a series of national parks, this un-narrated ode to the natural world unleashes the drama of the earth's lands as well as the evolutionary behavior in the animal kingdom. The film's majestic score parallels the visual images in its beauty and scope. |
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