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Werbung: https://www.ebay.com/itm/35MM-FEATURE-FI...5.c100012.m1985

Shipping is a bit off putting as is the Russian track! 😂😂
Shipping is the same price as the film!

And one for me too. 😊
Werbung: https://www.ebay.com/itm/35MM-FEATURE-RO...5.c100009.m1982

Now I'd buy that for a dollar!
Anyone for a reduction? 😂😂

Blimy Andy. How'd you find that?
If only that 16 or 8mm. Mind you those 35mm collectirs may well like those

Good films, but Russian sound is not attracting me.

Even with the postage, the price is not bad; if the soundtrack was in English you would think you had a bargain. These East European sellers are usually expensive.

Pulse Sync?

I reckon those films with russian lingo would be even tougher

My wife would understand it. I don''t think there will be many owners of 35mm out there. Still had nice colour though.

I thought the market for 35mm films was expanding Robert due to more collectors nowadays?

You would need a hell of a space to store for those.

Maybe Andrew, but I don't think there would be many private owners of 35mm in the former Soviet Union. I see old Russian films being sold from Ukraine, I doubt they would be able to send them from Russia. You can't even send a DVD abroad. It's also illegal to send or take any book printed before 1950 out of the country. Why, I don't know, it's not something historical? Tom, just storing one feature would be a problem for me.

it's illegal for anyone to be selling this film also Robert, but that doesn't seem to stop people from doing so, or buying them.

I don't know about that Andrew; it used to be illegal to own 16mm; the law changed, if you were the 2nd or 3rd owner then it was OK. It's a strange one this Andrew, because you bought the film in good faith, if it was anything else, you would be charged with receiving stolen goods. Paul Foster sells 35mm films.

I was always under the impression that 35mm film, being a solely professional product so far as commercial productions are concerned, was only ever owned by the studios and companies which produce such films Robert. I hadn't realized there had been changes to the law regarding this one.

I don't know for sure if this applies to 35mm, but will try to find out, time permitting.