T meditative and absolutely stunning movie by Ron Fricke Chronos, is now available in zone A, from the publisher Koch Entertainment. Shot in 65mm IMAX, the film with no dialogue, no sound effects, wants an impressionistic meditation on the passage of time, shot for widescreen. With its superb photography, the film draws much of its transition to HD, after many disappointing DVD editions, even if the latest proposed a soundtrack encoded in DTS 96/24, and which had enjoyed a passage five minutes on a DTS demo DVD. According to our colleagues Blu-Ray.com , the film sees transposed into Blu-Ray on a beautiful edition, which preserves the intricacies of filming so specific to the author of Baraka. However, unlike the latter, no remastering in 8K will have been applied to Chronos, who is presented in 1080p using the MPEG-2 codec ... ...
The soundtrack is available in DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1, and the latest news, music by Michael Stearns captivating appears magnified and presented with a nice dynamic. With you to form your opinion over the 45-minute footage, available at a modest cost on various online shops. One caveat, however: we were unable to verify if the title is actually readable zone B ...
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