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Widescreen Weekend 2011
Pictureville, Bradford, England

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The 70mm Newsletter
Written by: Bill Lawrence & Thomas Hauerslev Date: 27.03.2010. Updated 28-07-24
We are looking forward to seeing all of you again in Bradford in March 2011. Come and see Cinerama and 70mm in all its splendour. We will include new 4k DCP prints of classic widescreen and large format films, as well as a mix of new and old 70mm prints, from the vaults and collectors alike, in its 70mm curved screen splendour.

Join Sir David and
Col. Nicholson, the Prescotts and Dersu to see the whole wide world in breathtaking letterbox format. Feel the Russian cold, Jarre's classic tunes, Varykino's real estate and a hot day on the job for an English map maker in Arabia, while not minding of course. Dance craze to the ska beats of the 1980s and push the button on the curve with Max. Get a black and white Wise scare-o-rama, while you enjoy a Goodwin orchestrated German rocket science blow-up and a DDR large format interpretation of a Spanish painter in ORVO color.

ONLY AT THE PICTUREVILLE!!

We will again include the usual mix of lectures, screen talks, format demonstrations, Sovscope 70, Circlorama, Panavision, Technirama, CinemaScope, 3-strip Cinerama, Super Panavision 70, blowups and maybe IMAX 3D, on screens in all popular size and shapes.

Travel to Bradford to get the first person experience at the Pictureville cinema in Bradford, England from 25 - 28 March, 2011.

We look forward to seeing you there!

best wishes
Bill Lawrence (Reel Solutions) & Thomas Hauerslev, Film Programmers
 
More in 70mm reading:

Gallery: 2011
Mission Report
WSW Home
Through the Years
The Best of WSW

Academy of the WSW

Creating the WSW
Planning the WSW
Projecting the WSW
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Projecting CINERAMA


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Weekend Weekend Film Program - Full Program

 
Friday 25.03.2011 Saturday 26.03.2011 Sunday 27.03.2011 Monday 28.03.2011
   10:15 Cineramaca #1, including "Shellarama" in Super Technirama 70
 
10:00 Cineramaca #2

11:00 Screentalk. Thomas Hauerslev in conversation  with Stanley Long of  "Circlorama" fame.
 
10:00 "Operation Crossbow" (1:55)  in 70mm Panavision with 6-track magnetic sound. A vintage blow-up print on the curved screen with introduction by Tony Sloman
 
10:30 "Goya" (2:16) DEFA 70 with 6-track magnetic sound. A vintage print on the flat screen with introduction by Wolfram Hannemann
 
11:00 “The Dark Crystal” (1:36). in 70mm Panavision with 6-track Dolby Stereo. A vintage blow-up print on the flat screen. Children’s slot with light intro by Bill Lawrence
 
12:30 “Doctor Zhivago” (3:17 + intermission)

in 4k DCP Panavision with full 6-track PCM stereo sound on the flat screen with introduction by Wolfram Hannemann
 
12:30 "The Great Race" 2:40 + intermission. in 70mm Panavision with 6-track magnetic sound. A vintage blow-up print on the curved screen with introduction by Sheldon Hall
 
14:00 “Dersu Uzala” Sovscope 70 (2:24 + intermission). in Sovscope 70 with 6-track magnetic sound. A vintage print on the flat screen. Russian dialouge, great color with introduction by Jasper Sharp
 
13:30 “How the West Was Won” (2:42 + intermission)

in 3-strip on the curve with 7-track magnetic stereo with introduction by Sir Christopher Frayling
 
   
17:00 Reception for weekend delegates + Academy of the Widescreen Weekend
 
17:15 “Dance Craze” (1:29) in Super 35. 70mm with 6-track magnetic sound. A vintage blow-up print on the flat screen with introduction by Joe Dunton
 
16:30 "The Lion in Winter" (2:14). in 70mm Panavision with 6-track magnetic sound. A vintage blow-up print on the flat screen with introduction by Duncan McGregor
 
 
20:15 “The Bridge on the River Kwai” (2:41
in 4k DCP CinemaScope with full 6-track PCM stereo sound on the flat screen with introduction by Sir Christopher Frayling
 
19:30 “Lawrence of Arabia”  (3:36 + intermission) in Super Panavison 70 with 6-track DTS sound. A new 70mm print on the flat screen with introduction by Wolfram Hannemann
 
   
       
 
Full 2011 Festival Program with cast/credits.
 
 

Pictureville Cinema, Bradford

 
The Pictureville Cinema. Image by Thomas Hauerslev

The Pictureville cinema, the jewel of British cinema in Bradford, West Yorkshire in the heart of Great Britain, is one of three cinemas equipped to show Cinerama in the original 3-strip format. The huge screen is wide and deeply curved. It’s the perfect framework to present 70mm with 6-track sound in Super Technirama 70, Todd-AO and Ultra Panavision 70.

 
National Media Museum
Pictureville
Bradford
West Yorkshire
BD1 1NQ
UK

T: +44 01274 203442
F: +44 01274 203341
 

Why is 70mm so special?

 
Vintage 70mm film. Image by Thomas Hauerslev

"in 70mm"
is unlike anything you have ever seen - a High Definition movie experience with extremely sharp images and crystal clear 6 track stereo.

"in 70mm"
 is very realistic, almost three dimensional and can make everything you have ever seen pale into insignificance. But don't take our word for it - come and see for your self.
 
29.01.2011

It's a great lineup, with some rarities and old friends!

Best, Sheldon Hall
 

Accommodation and the Weekend Pass

 

Seating plan - click image to see enlargement

2011 Widescreen Weekend pass is:

£90 Full Price
£70 Concession
£80 Membership Full Price
£60 Membership Concession

The weekend pass includes entrance to all screenings at the festival, the festival brochure and widescreen weekend reception on Friday.

Save and send the booking form to:

Jeni Hall
Film Sales Executive
National Media Museum

Phone: +44 (0) 1274 203 442
 

 
The Jurys Inn Hotel is just around the corner. Image by Thomas Hauerslev

The official "Widescreen Weekend" hotel is the "Jurys Inn", which is very close to the Museum. Bradford’s newest hotel has 198 bedrooms, and a fantastic bar and restaurant right in the heart of Bradford City Centre.

All bedrooms have a contemporary design that feature freeview plasma TV’s, free WI-FI, free hard wired broadband, air conditioning and comfortable beds.

Festival packages

1 night - Dinner, Bed & Breakfast
@ £75.00 single occupancy or £96.00 double occupancy
2 nights - Dinner, Bed & Breakfast
@ £140.00 single occupancy or £182.00 double occupancy
3 nights - Dinner, Bed & Breakfast
@ £195.00 single occupancy or £258.00 double occupancy
1 night - Bed & Breakfast
@ £60.00 single occupancy or £66.00 double occupancy
2 nights - Bed & Breakfast
@ £110.00 single occupancy or £122.00 double occupancy
3 nights - Bed & Breakfast
@ £150.00 single occupancy or £168.00 double occupancy

Hotel reservations can be made directly at the hotel +44 1274 848500. Please quote "Bradford Festivals" when making your booking

The Midland Hotel

Fans of the Midland should check with the hotel for any deals that they may be doing. +44 1274 735735.
 
Jurys Inn Bradford,
2 Thornton Road
Bradford
West Yorkshire
BD1 2DH
UK

Tel:+44 1274 848500
Fax:+44 1274 848555
26.01.2011

Hej Thomas,

A bat whispered that Operation Crossbow which took place in the last show started a Dance Craze which starred Buster Bloodvessel
and Goya painted Dersu on the Bridge over the River Kwai (which also took place in the last show) in ORWO colour.
Dersu, having gone through a lean time was so thin and exhausted he had to be treated by Dr Zhivago.
He prescribed a digital cinema package in 4k or 4096 by 1716 pixels, and that's HTWWW!

Cheers, Mark Lyndon

 

2011 Credits. The organisers of the Widescreen Weekend wish to thank the following individuals for their help

 

 
   
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