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Name for the type of film used in early Italian cinema?
January 16, 2004 6:01 PM   RSS feed for this thread Subscribe

Does anyone happen to know the proper name for the type of film used in early Italian cinema? [more inside]

There was a group of anarchist film makers called, I believe, 'The Browns' which used news (and presumably pilfered) reel film to document subversive war related acts or even just short clips. The film stock had a very appealing grainy and scratchy effect, which I adore.
posted by tenseone to media & arts (1 comment total)
Are you talking about nitrocellulose film-- the stuff in Cinema Paradiso?
posted by trharlan at 7:17 AM on January 17, 2004


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