Cinematic titanism: how Nolan set a record using 600 kilometers of film (6 photos)

Christopher Nolan once again pushes the boundaries of what's possible, setting an incredible standard for his new film, "The Odyssey," using over 600 kilometers of film. The film is vying for the title of the first ever to be shot entirely on a 70mm IMAX camera. A unique camera system was developed specifically to realize the director's vision, which is not only 30% quieter than its predecessors but also significantly easier to operate. To handle the colossal volume of footage, the development company implemented innovative scanning and processing protocols, allowing the team to work more quickly with the filmed scenes. Fans can only wait until July 17th to experience the 2 hours and 52 minutes of epic cinematic masterpiece that is the result of this massive technological experiment.