Although the story of the film is very old-fashioned, I was still stabbed to tears by it. In addition to being moved by love, there is also sadness for the end of a glorious era.
Kodak Krom film was the first color film released by Kodak before 1974, and it was also the first commercially successful color film in the world. Its glorious history includes, on November 22, 1963, Abraham Zamprudel used 8mm Kodak color film film to capture the image of President Kennedy's assassination; and famous photographer Steve McCurry also used The famous photo, "Afghan Girl," was captured on Kodak color film and featured on the cover of National Geographic in 1985.
Kodak color film was the trend of the times. The discontinuation of Crome color film meant the end of an era.
After sweeping the global market for decades, Kodak Krom film finally bid farewell to the historical stage. Flowers are not a hundred days of red, what can be truly eternal?
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