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Title: Echoes of the Sun

Company: IMAX Corporation

Year: 1990

Country: Canada

Length: 20

System: IMAX 3D

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Producer: Roman Kroitor, Fumio Sumi, Sally Dundas

Director: Roman Kroitor and Nelson Max

Script: Roman Kroitor, Nelson Max, Colin Low

Camera: Andrew Kitzanuk. Stereographer/camera operator: Noel Archambault

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Remarks: Photosynthesis has never been so exciting. State-of-the-art computer graphics combine with live action and special effects to bring dazzling 3D images to the giant dome screen. You are shrunk down to molecular size and travel with a water molecule in its journey towards energy production. The vivid colours, coupled with the enveloping 3D technology, turns this journey into an action-packed roller coaster ride. The effects are so life-like that you will find yourself reaching for a towel to dry off when a gigantic water droplet comes close to soaking you.

Produced for Fujitsu Limited by Hikari Kinema, a subsidiary of IMAX Corporation.

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Title:	Echoes of the Sun
Company:	IMAX Corporation
Year:	1990
Country:	Canada
Length:	20
System:	IMAX 3D
Color:
Sound:
Producer:	Roman Kroitor, Fumio Sumi, Sally Dundas
Director:	Roman Kroitor and Nelson Max
Script:	Roman Kroitor, Nelson Max, Colin Low
Camera:	Andrew Kitzanuk. Stereographer/camera operator: Noel Archambault
Music:
Actors:
3D-System:
Remarks:	Photosynthesis has never been so exciting. State-of-the-art computer graphics combine with live action and special effects to bring dazzling 3D images to the giant dome screen. You are shrunk down to molecular size and travel with a water molecule in its journey towards energy production. The vivid colours, coupled with the enveloping 3D technology, turns this journey into an action-packed roller coaster ride. The effects are so life-like that you will find yourself reaching for a towel to dry off when a gigantic water droplet comes close to soaking you. Produced for Fujitsu Limited by Hikari Kinema, a subsidiary of IMAX Corporation.
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Record:	Stereoscopy.com Movie Database, Record Number 228 (Next Record Number: 229, Previous Record Number: 227)