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Movie About The Death Of Kodachrome Reverts Hands To Fox

A planned movie about the final days of Kodachrome film has changed studios from DreamWorks to Fox.
- By Tim Barribeau on May 2, 2011
Earlier this month, news surfaced about a new film which would be set against the final days of Kodachrome film. Loosely set amongst the happenings of a New York Times piece from late 2010, the movie's plot was to focus on a father and son who take a road trip to Dwayne’s Photo in Kansas, the last place on the planet able to process the legendary film.
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The True Story of the Bang Bang Club to Hit Theatres April 22

Four combat photojournalists who covered the apartheid in South Africa will have their story shared with the world.
- By Dan Bracaglia on March 25, 2011
The Bang-Bang Club, a group of four photojournalists who covered the brutal violence that took place during the apartheid in South Africa—from the time Nelson Mandela was released from prison, until the elections in 1994—will be immortalized in a soon-to-be released feature film.
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Photographer Nick Carr helps Hollywood on the mean streets.
- By Kathleen Davis on February 17, 2010
An Urban Explorer’s Dream: I get to go to places most people don’t get to go to, and I get to see things most people don’t get to see. When I worked on Spider-Man 3, my job for 2 or 3 months was going to the highest rooftops to figure out where Spider-Man would jump off. For Pelham 1 2 3, I got to go all sorts of places underground on train tracks that are no longer used. Finding Sites:
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