Analogue filmmaking is more than a nostalgic choice – its specific characteristics make it a unique form of filmmaking expression. But while it is gaining in relevance and recognition, it is also a craft under pressure: Rising film costs, vanishing labs, and a digital industry built for speed all threaten its survival.
In this talk, industry representatives will examine the current landscape for analogue film production and exhibition and why its future still deserves the attention of festivals, cinemas, and the audience.