The 8mm film format metadirectory A beautiful list with all the things you need to know. If you think you've seen it all... In fact you can visit this one alone, you don't need the rest.

Honderd Jaar Filmformaten Een terugblik in de geschiedenis van de film en de stijd om standardisatie. In een eeuw zijn tegen de honderd filmformaten uitgeprobeerd! Zoek dus even wanneer super8 is

The German Celluloidfilm website contains a few clear pages about formats and home cinema specs. Don't forget you have to read German for this website.

Or a commercial of a GAF super8 camera with Romans!

Silent Movies The name tells you what this one is about, different topics about the real silent movies from the beginning of this century.

Filmstart Camera a large selection of links.

Jansen Film the Dutch Steenbeck guys [and more]. Watch out, the browser enlarges automatically... not so nice from the webmaster.

novaCinema Nova probably the best cinema for experimental films in Brussels Belgium. 'So what can you expect when you walk into Cinema Nova? Nova offers a shifting monthly program that works around selected thematic threads. Contemporary and historic productions are always on display as well as special Nova Events such as the ‘Open Screen,’ the ‘Live Soundtrack,’ Nova TV and Midnight Screenings. Throughout the year Nova is proud to collaborate with national and international partners on events such as the Brussels Fantasy Film Festival . In addition, you’ll find a mélange of short, medium and full length features as well as documentaries, experimental films and videos that were either never properly distributed in Belgium or simply shunned by a conservative commercial circuit.'

Cokin filters. Although each super8 camera has build in filters, you do need some extra.

Haags Filmhuis one of the cinema's in my city Den Haag.

Tired of surfing? Just read the Dutch Filmkrant or visit their site and press here.

Filmfestival Rotteram until 6 February International Filmfestival Rotterdam.
You want to visit this Dutch filmfestival every year in January...

 

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