SRK's Fanboy Moment To Kamal Haasan's Apology: Everything From Christopher Nolan's Visit In India
Dunkirk director Christopher Nolan is in India on a three-day visit with his wife Emma Thomas The film director is here in India for three days and he will be part of several debates that will involve the importance of celluloid in the digital era. Nolan will also screen his film Dunkirk in IMAX 70 mm format and Interstellar in 35 mm format.
Dunkirk director Christopher Nolan is in India on a three-day visit with his wife Emma Thomas. The film director is here in India for three days and he will be part of several debates that will involve the importance of celluloid in the digital era, along with film preservation and restoration.
The interstellar maker has been invited by filmmaker and archivist Shivendra Singh Dungarpur, who is also the founder of Film Heritage Foundation.
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On day one, Christopher talked about preserving photo-chemical film in the digital age at the ¡®Re-framing The Future Of Film 4¡¯ event in Mumbai. And here are some of the major highlights of his tenure here in Mumbai.
1. Shah Rukh Khan took to his Social media accounts to share his fanboy moment with him.
2. Kamal Hassan met Hollywood director Christopher Nolan at the ¡®Reframing the Future of Film¡¯event and he had a unique apology to extend.
Met Mr.Christopher Nolan. Apologized for seeing Dunkirk in the digital format and in return am sending Hey Ram in digital format for him to see. Was surprised to know he had seen Paapanaasam. ? pic.twitter.com/iTPgQOZCMH
¡ª Kamal Haasan (@ikamalhaasan) March 30, 2018
3. At the event, spoke about the celluloid medium and how it can co-exist with the digital mode.
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4. Today, Nolan will be a part of a round-table conversation, alongside iconic Indian film personalities like Amitabh Bachchan, Aamir Khan, Kamal Hassan, Shah Rukh Khan, Santosh Sivan, Shyam Benegal, Anurag Kashyap and Farhan Akhtar.
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6. Nolan will also screen his film Dunkirk in IMAX 70 mm format and Interstellar in 35 mm format. Reports claim that the projectors that will screen both the films have been especially been brought from the US.
