NOSFERATU (2024) - 35mm

[Sascha Roll]

NOSFERATU (2024)

Universal Pictures
8 Reels - Kodak 2383, Digital Film-out
Reel 3 is rather short.
1.66 in what seems like 1.78 or 1.85, resulting in a windowboxed image


Print by Cinelab Film & Digital (London, UK)

No C/O cues on my print (#12)

Annoying "END" title on the frame following the very last frame of every reel

Last Frame of end Credits: FOCUS FEATURES

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[Luis Wesner]

Wird der Film auch im Kino 1 gespielt oder nur Kino 3?

[Jim Cassedy]

To add to Sacha's pictures- -
This is how how you know if you're late on a change-over! lol -
I have no idea why they did this, but even though there's
no black/blank film after the last frame this shouldn't be a
problem for any competent changeover projectionist.
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Also, almost all the reels are 'short'- with reel 3 being the shortest.
I didn't measure it but visually Reel 3 looks like only about 1,000ft.

[Ryan Gallagher]

To add to Sacha's pictures- -
This is how how you know if you're late on a change-over! lol -
I have no idea why they did this, but even though there's
no black/blank film after the last frame this shouldn't be a
problem for any competent changeover projectionist.

It's a bit silly, but yeah audience isn't supposed to see those black frames on screen either... it just rubs a little salt in the wounds if you are late. The lack of cue marks from the lab (like Sacha's print), and the under sizing, feel like the more justifiable complaints.

[Jim Cassedy]

Just to add more to the NOSFERATU aspect insanity:
> The souvenir film clips we were giving to guests
on opening night were neither 1:66 or 1:85 ! ! !
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