Linotype: The Film
Linotype: The Film (2012) is a documentary, directed by Doug Wilson. The 75-minute film holds an audience score of 6.5/10.
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What Linotype: The Film Is About
The documentary is about the line casting machine and about the people who worked with it. That machine changed printing from the root; the making of newspapers and books grew faster and it had a part in the spread of reading and writing. The film shows how the machine works and speaks with people who used it, repaired it, or are still trying to keep one running today. The unexpected part of the account is that it is emotional: for people who spent a working life with it, the disappearance of a technology is more than the loss of a trade. The film’s question is why an outdated machine still holds on to anyone. Doug Wilson’s seventy five minute American documentary was completed in 2012.
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What is Linotype: The Film about?
The documentary is about the line casting machine and about the people who worked with it. That machine changed printing from the root; the making of newspapers and books grew faster and it had a part in the spread of reading and writing.
Where can I watch Linotype: The Film?
Linotype: The Film is available to watch on digital platforms such as Apple TV Store. Current rent and buy options are listed in the "Where to Watch" section on this page.
How long is Linotype: The Film?
Linotype: The Film runs for 75 minutes (1h 15m).
When did Linotype: The Film come out?
Linotype: The Film was released in 2012.
Who directed Linotype: The Film?
Linotype: The Film was directed by Doug Wilson.
What is Linotype: The Film's rating?
Linotype: The Film holds 7.5/10 on IMDb and 6.5/10 on TMDB. Its Pulse Score is 67 out of 100.
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