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Film Review of the Week

May 01, 2010 10 comments

Svema what? Our Film Review of the Week focusing on a rare emulsion that most of us have never even heard before!

You’ll never know what film you can chance upon so you better keep your eyes peeled at all times. You might stumble upon an old relic like lawypop did with the SvemaFoto 64 which expired waaay back in 1992! While there is no guarantee that a film that old can still work, lawypop took the risk and came up with these outrageous textured images, which wins him the Review of the Week Congrats!

Do you have what it takes to be next week’s winner? Then submit you film review but if the film you want to feature isn’t on the list please let us know.

written by cruzron

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10 comments

  1. mephisto19

    mephisto19

    congrats!

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  2. quaisoir

    quaisoir

    congrats uncle L! ;)

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  3. pith

    pith

    Congrats lawypop!!!

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  4. cyan-shine

    cyan-shine

    fw00t! Congrats!

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  5. lawypop

    lawypop

    Thanksyou thankyou!! :) yay!!

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  6. rodex

    I found some film today which has likely expired years ago :)

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  7. vicuna

    vicuna

    Congrats, well deserved!! :)))

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  8. lakandula

    lakandula

    Cheers to you my friend!

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  9. dogma

    dogma

    Yeee well deserved!

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  10. stouf

    stouf

    Bravoooo!

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