Eight good reasons why you should shoot on 16mm… | Little White Lies

Eight good rea­sons why you should shoot on 16mm film

21 Apr 2017

Words by David Jenkins

Man in jumper selling potatoes at a stall, black and white image.
Man in jumper selling potatoes at a stall, black and white image.
Juho Kous­ma­n­en, direc­tor of The Hap­pi­est Day in the Life of Olli Mäki, extols the virtues of celluloid.

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