La Jetée (French pronunciation: [la ʒəte]) is a 1962 French science fiction featurette directed by Chris Marker and associated with the Left Bank artistic movement. Constructed almost entirely from still photos, it tells the story of a post-nuclear war experiment in time travel. It is 28 minutes long and shot in black and white.
This film is in excellent condition. Mounted on a 1200' reel and printed on original Eastman b/w film stock.
The print has a lab-head and countdown.
No vinegar syndrome issues, no warping and no odors.
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INFORMATION ON CONDITION RATING:
NEAR MINT: Minimal if any splices or lines or noticeable wear.
EXCELLENT: May have a few minor splices and very minor surface wear
VERY GOOD: Ocasional splices, surface wear or an occasional line.
GOOD: Moderate surface wear, intermittent scratches or splices.
WORN: This print has moderate to heavy wear with numerous splices, sprocket damage and or significant emulsion lines. May need some work to run smoothly.
INFORMATION ON COLOR RATINGS
IB TECHNICOLOR/KODACHROME, ECTACHROME, CINECOLOR– Non fade dye transfer process—Premium!
LOWFADE – Mylar or Estar, AG2S, LPP, various
EXCELLENT-a color stock but shows no signs of discoloration, fading, shifting.
VERY GOOD COLOR– has a slight shift, but retains most of its color. may have a slight redish/pinkish/brownish cast to it, but has strong color.
GOOD COLOR – has a noticeable shift, but still maintains much of it’s color. Also knows as ‘Warm’
FAIR COLOR– has shifted substantially to Red/Pink but still has blues and greens in it.
PINK/RED – Print has turned mainly to pink or red, there may be some greens and blues left, but little if any.