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That means that, technically, the print of Star Wars that the BFI plans to screen is not the original, unaltered version of the film. Does it matter in the grand scheme of things? Absolutely not.
A galaxy far, far away has gotten just a little bit closer: George Lucas' original 1977 theatrical cut of "Star Wars" is screening publicly for the first time in decades thanks to the BFI Film on ...
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Original Theatrical Cut of 'Star Wars: A New Hope' Is Being Released for the First Time in a Quarter CenturyRather, the unedited version of Star Wars will be screened as part of the BFI's Film on Film Festival. The original cut will screen on the festival's opening night, June 12, at the BFI's Southbank ...
At this year’s BFI Film on Film Festival, the organization aims to give viewers that kind of throwback viewing experience ...
Through a nifty bit of restoration, a sprinkling of cinematic preservation magic, and a prodigious amount of luck, the British Film Institute (BFI) has the honor of presenting "Star Wars" in June ...
Star Wars is never really done, is it? Since 1977, as soon as George Lucas finished his little space opera, he has been tinkering with it. First, the title went from Star Wars to Star Wars ...
Infamously, since 1997, finding a way to watch an original theatrical version of Star Wars has proven more difficult than stealing the Death Star Plans. But now, the British Film Institute plans ...
The theatrical cut of Star Wars has essentially been buried for nearly three decades, so the fact it’s going to be a centerpiece of the BFI Film on Film Festival is a monumental occasion.
1977's 'Star Wars' will receive a resurrection screening ... The studio has since only permitted the screening of various Special Editions. BFI had to negotiate with Disney and Lucasfilm for ...
A new restoration of Herzog and Kinski’s second collaboration, Nosferatu the Vampyre, is out on 4K UHD and Blu-ray in September. Kinski’s performance created one of cinema’s iconic vampires, and the ...
In addition to the screening, attendees will have the opportunity to view material from the original continuity script for “Star Wars,” which ... now cared for by the BFI National Archive.
The original cinema cut of Star Wars will be screened for the first time in many years as part of the British Film Institute’s (BFI) Film On Film Festival. The press release promises an ...
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