In the Labyrinth

1967
21m

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A multi-image large-format film retelling of the Greek myth of Theseus and symbolizing the life of a modern man; each one in a personal labyrinth that must find their own path to triumph.A multi-image large-format film retelling of the Greek myth of Theseus and symbolizing the life of a modern man; each one in a personal labyrinth that must find their own path to triumph.A multi-image large-format film retelling of the Greek myth of Theseus and symbolizing the life of a modern man; each one in a personal labyrinth that must find their own path to triumph.

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matthewghirardi

One of the most underrated experimental films of the 1960s

This Canadian experimental documentary was very creative during the time because of the fact that 35mm film and 65mm film cameras were used at the same time and use multiple cameras, which was shown during the Expo-67. And what makes this even better is that this was the precursor to IMAX (which besides 35 and 65mm, there were elements from CinemaScope, VistaVision and Cinerama). For IMAX fans, if you want to know about the history about IMAX (besides the stunning nature documentaries before movies like The Dark Knight), then you gotta check out this Canadian experimental film and show this.....

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Trivia
Originally released 12 years earlier as "Labyrinth" for Expo 67 in Montreal, with a running time of 45 minutes. In 1972, a 21 minute version of the film was transferred to the IMAX format and screened at Ontario Place as "Labyrinth '72". The original multi-screen presentation was later integrated into a single flat-screen film, trimmed to 21 minutes, and re-released in 1979 as "In the Labyrinth".