It came out first in 1940, when Europe was plunged into war but America was enjoying the dying days of calm before the storm. It was Kodak's new black-and-white film, designed to be shot on location. The only problem was, it was only available in large format. Fourteen years later, it came out in 35mm […]
It came out first in 1940, when Europe was plunged into war but America was enjoying the dying days of calm before the storm. It was Kodak's new black-and-white film, designed to be shot on location. The only problem was, it was only available in large format. Fourteen years later, it came out in 35mm […]
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