List of 70 Mm Films - European 65/70 Mm Films

European 65/70 Mm Films

  • Flying Clipper – Traumreise unter weissen Segeln (West Germany 1962) – Superpanorama 70. A re-edited version was shown as Mediterranean Holiday (1964) in 70 mm Cinerama and in Wonderama in the USA
  • Shéhérazade (France/Spain/Italy 1963) – Superpanorama 70
  • La Tulipe noire/The Black Tulip (France/Italy/Spain 1964) – Superpanorama 70; shown in 70mm Cinerama
  • Old Shatterhand (West Germany/Yugoslavia/France/Italy 1964) – Superpanorama 70
  • Onkel Toms Hütte /La Case de l'Oncle Tom/Uncle Tom's Cabin (France/Italy/West Germany/Yugoslavia 1965) – Superpanorama 70
  • Der Kongress amüsiert sich/Congress of Love (West Germany/Austria 1966) – Superpanorama 70
  • El Fantástico Mundo del Dr Coppelius /Dr. Coppelius (Spain/US 1966) – Superpanorama 70
  • Pampa Salvaje/Savage Pampas (Spain/Argentina/US 1966) – Superpanorama 70
  • Play Time (France 1967) – filmed with 65mm Mitchell cameras, with an aperture masked for a non-standard aspect ratio of approximately 1.7:1
  • Con la muerte a la espalda/With Death On Your Back (Spain/France/Italy 1967) – Hi-Fi Stereo 70
  • La Marca del Hombre Lobo (Spain 1968) – Hi Fi Stereo 70. Re-edited with new footage and released in the USA in 35mm 3D as Frankenstein's Bloody Terror.
  • Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (United Kingdom 1968) – Super Panavision 70
  • Ryan's Daughter (United Kingdom 1970) – Super Panavision 70
  • Liebe in drei Dimensionen/Love in 3D (West Germany 1973) – Triarama
  • Map of the Human Heart (Australia/United Kingdom 1993) – Panavision System 65. Released in 35mm only.
  • As Wonderland Goes By (Australia/Bulgaria 2012) - Panavision System 65

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