Nitrate!
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It’s sad that this film could not be salvaged. Watching its creamtion is sort of heartbreaking because we don’t even get the chance to know what was on the film. Even just finding out its title would have been something. Is there a cemetery for films that couldn’t be salvaged? More specifically, if there is one, there should be a section similar to the tombs of unknown soldiers. Only this one woiuld be for unknown film titles/subjects. There should’ve been a funeral dirge playing in the backround during its cremation.
The film was incredibly brittle. We tried to peel it apart and it would just crumble. I think its 35mm theater advertisement.