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The first German 70mm movie FLYING CLIPPER will hit the market as 4K UHD, Blu-Ray and DVD July 28, 2017

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"FLYING CLIPPER" is a monumental documentary about the adventures of a Swedish sailing ship, which travels into the Mediterranean in the early 1960s. The trip takes you to the dream destinations of the old world: from the Côte d'Azur, the Greek islands, to the pyramids of Egypt. Photographed in 1962 with specially designed 70mm cameras, "FLYING CLIPPER" was the first German film produced in this high-resolution large format. The spectacular photography of the Formula 1 race in Monaco or aboard the aircraft carrier USS Shangri-La are a technical masterpiece and still create a breathtaking visual experience.

Scanned in 4K from an original new 70mm print and digitally high-quality restored, "FLYING CLIPPER" now unfolds in the home cinema with the same brilliance as at the time on the cinema screen. In addition to the classic original sound, a completely new sound design has been created in Dolby Atmos, which lets you experience the thunderous racing atmosphere of Monaco in the middle of the room.

• The first German film photographed in 70mm. In 4K from an original new 70mm print - scanned and elaborately restored.
• World Premiere! Available for the first time on DVD, BD and UHD BD.
• HDR grading and Dolby Atmos sound.
• Epochal images of a bygone era of the late sixties: Barcelona, Athens, Beirut, Monaco, Capri, Egypt, etc.
• 2017 Roadshow: In the Schauburg Karlsruhe, at the Hafenfest Bremerhaven with over 4,000 visitors and in the film forum Duisburg.
• Produced with overwhelming effort at the time. Many recordings put the audience in the middle of the action, For example in the Formula 1 race in Monaco.
• As told by Hans Clarin ("Meister Eder and his Pumuckl", "Pippi Longstocking").
• German and English sound in classic cinema mix and new sound design.
• Almost one and a half hours of informative bonus material on the history and restoration of FLYING CLIPPER.
• Released in the U.S. with the title "Mediterranean Holiday"

UHD
Order No. UHD Blu-ray 8032499. PC: 830. Running time: 154 min. Picture format: 2.25: 1 (2160p). Audio: German, English - Dolby Atmos; Japanese, Slovak - DTS-HD 5.1; Spanish, French, Portuguese, Dutch - DD 2.0. Bonus: Turn around cover, interviews on the history and restoration of the film, photos, trailer. Set content: 1 UHD BD. Packing: Softbox. Distribution area: Germany, Austria and Switzerland

BluRay
Order No. Blu-ray 8032498. PC: 834. Running time: 154 Min. Picture format: 2.25: 1 (1080p). Audio: German, English - Dolby Atmos; Japanese, Slovak - DTS-HD 5.1; Spanish, French, Portuguese, Dutch - DD 2.0. Bonus: Turn around cover, interviews on the history and restoration of the film, photos, trailer. Set content: 1 BD. Packing: Softbox. Distribution area: Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Region free.

DVD
Order No. DVD 8032497. PC: 895. Running time: 148 min. Picture format: 2.25: 1. Audio: German, English, Japanese, Slovak - DD 5.1; Spanish, French, Portuguese, Dutch - DD 2.0. Bonus: Turn around cover, interviews on the history and restoration of the film, photos, trailer. Set content: 2 DVD. Packing: Softbox. Distribution area: Germany, Austria and Switzerland
 
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