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10-10-18, 06:56 AM
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incredible WW1 films re mastered
I saw with amazement on yesterdays news the original WW1 films that had been coloured, slowed down and given sound tracks,the results were unbelievable.
I cannot wait to see all the films that have been treated in this way. Amazing what can be achieved in this digital age. P.B.
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10-10-18, 08:02 AM
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Hello Peter,
I know they are amazing to see ,apparently the film is being shown in UK cinemas on the 16th October [1 day only !] and then shown on BBC 1 on November 11th to mark the end of WW1,so I look forward to those  Gerard
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10-10-18, 08:49 AM
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Thanks Gerard,
Looking forward to seeing the full film Peter
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10-10-18, 04:27 PM
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From what I have gathered from news reports etc, a copy of the film is to be given to all secondary schools in the country. What a wonderful way to engage the interest of younger people. Looking at the original footage and the final edit, the difference is utterly stunning. It is a wonderful piece of work.
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