What do we know of the "Real" Footage?
On a re-read of the source material, I've put together a list of the references to the footage, with page numbers as found in the UK paperback: I give the page on which the chapter starts as well as the page on which the refererence appears in order to aid navigation with other editions. It doesn't amount to a great deal, and it's exciting that we got so much from it. - (p1)Chapter 1
(p3)The Front page of F:F:F is a frame grab from segment #48 dim and almost monochrome. No characters are in view. - (p1)Chapter 1
(p4)Nothing since the beach pan (not Cannes in Winter) Mention of Tarkovsky (? director of Solaris) - (p17)Chapter 3
(p20)Kim Hee Park of "The Chinese Envoy" named as possible maker New segment - 48 seconds "It's them" - no speech. - (p17)Chapter 3
(p21)Uploaded anonymously - (p17)Chapter 3
(p22)Segment #135 - (p17)Chapter 3
(p23)Segment #135 is Lovers' cheekbones in a prelude to embrace Timeless clothes and hairstyles (range 1914 - 1957) He - Black leather coat with collar up She - Dark Long Fabric coat - hatless The Kiss - (p44)Chapter 6
(p47)"The Garage Kubrick" - postulating that the whole work may be CGI graphics. - (p72)Chapter 8
(p75)Discovery that Segment#78 is watermarked. - (p79)Chapter 9
(p86)"The Kiss" takes place in a doorway. - (p103)Chapter 11
(p86)Each segment has the same resolution - sufficient for theatrical projection. - (p120)Chapter 13
(p122)Refers to a segment where he's on the rooftop. Oddly-shaped chimney pots. He walks to a low parapet and looks out on a city that never resolves. - (p120)Chapter 13
(p123)Long shots. Girl in a formal park. - (p146)Chapter 17
(p152)The Number ... 8304 6805 2235. - (p167)Chapter 19
(p170)Whiteout where they kiss "resolves" to a T-shaped map with 135 non-sequential numbers. - (p207)Chapter 25
(p211)Sigil Technologies - watermarking - (p220)Chapter 27
(p221)Brazilian Satanic Footage... referred to but not explained AFAIAA. - (p300)Chapter 37
(p303)New segment. He is reaching out towards the camera - perhaps from the girl's point of view - as if to touch her in parting. - (p300)Chapter 37
(p305)A man stands on the platform of a station, turns, raises his hand. - (p300)Chapter 37
(p306)The couple resemble the parents of Stella & Nora. - (p309)Chapter 38
(p309)The segment with the beach pan is mapped on the jagged edge of the T-shaped component.
(c) Sony Corporation
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