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Jeffry L. Johnson
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 - posted 02-15-2002 09:07 AM      Profile for Jeffry L. Johnson   Author's Homepage   Email Jeffry L. Johnson   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Miramax (Note: opening logo is widescreen)
5 reels
Dogme -- 1.37:1
Dolby SR
TES
Note: end credits have been reduced in size to fit widescreen aspect ratios without cropping titles.

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Steve Kraus
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Miramax told me 1.66 : 1 when I played it unmarried and I stuck with that ratio when I ran it several times as a composite print.

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Jeffry L. Johnson
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9. The film format must be Academy 35 mm.

The Official Dogme 95 Website

It doesn't surprise me that Miramax said to play it in widescreen since they optically reduced the end credits so that the Academy frame fits within a widescreen aperture plate. We can't crop the credits but nobody cares about the feature itself!

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Henning Anderson
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In Denmark the copies we got, the subtitles were printet high, so we could show the film in 1:1.66. Only one or two cinemas in Copenhagen got prints with the subtitles printet for 1:1.37 presentation. I talked to the director and she admitted that academy wasn't the best format in this day and age, but she was tied to the Dogme rules. They ought to change the rules.

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Steve Kraus
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> 9. The film format must be Academy 35 mm.

Ah but rules are made to be broken. "Julien Donkey-Boy" is supposedly a Dogme 95 film yet it's 1.85 : 1, thus proving the futility of making a blanket assumption.

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