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Leo Enticknap
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The most recently made 35mm prints I've seen are of Interstellar and Inherent Vice (we've shown Interstellar in both 35mm 'scope and 5/70). They looked really nice, even though they were on 2383, not 2393 - Interstellar was a lot sharper and less grainy than you'd expect a typical 'scope mass-production print from the '00s to be. IV was a festival answer print, so it's not necessarily a reliable indicator of what the remaining multiplex prints will be like, because it almost certainly received a lot of TLC from FotoKem's finest.

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Scott Norwood
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2393 is NLA, unfortunately. [Frown]

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