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Derek Maxwell
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Posts: 87
From: Ohio
Registered: Nov 1999

posted 07-18-2000 05:00 PM

I have been trying to restore this Intermission clock for a long time and now found enough footage to make a brand new 35mm 5 minute version and it is now for sale. I am still looking for some clips from this clock or a complete version in good shape to make the 10 minute version available again to theatres so if anyone can help me with this restoration, please contact me right away. The new prints are on Estar stock so they can be run for dozens of years without breaking like the old prints did. Check the new film out on my 35mm page at http://drive-infilm.com

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