(Sony; Blu-ray, $35.99; DVD, $30.99; PG) CABARET Bob Fosse won an Oscar for directing this 1972 adaptation of the Broadway musical by John Kander and Fred Ebb, here in a new high-definition master made possible by extensive restoration of the badly damaged negative.
I have little experience with physical conservation of damaged negatives.
In the photographs, young, sweet-looking soldiers rest in the shade; the prints bear scratches and solarized patches from the damaged negatives.
Lisa Oppenheim prints damaged negatives from the files of defunct newspapers on newsprint; each is a scarlike forensic mystery with a highly specific caption, like "Jury of Clergymen to Try Insane".
On May 25, Catherine Keener, Public Art Films, the Common Good, and Levi's Film Workshop will be hosting a benefit and auction to fund the restoration of the original (and unfortunately damaged) negatives of the film so that it can be converted into high definition and preserved for generations to come.
The consultancy group PwC cautions its clients that they face "reputational damage and negative publicity" unless they carry out a thorough gender pay audit.
Using the mesoscale theoretical framework, damage at negative triaxiality is theoretically quantified.
Positive lightning usually accounts for 10% of all bolts but produces a sustained pulse and can do more damage than negative lightning.
In reference to Haddon's ten injury countermeasures, these strategies relate to levels six (separation by a material barrier) and nine (rapidly detect and evaluate damage, minimise negative consequences), respectively (Haddon 1973).
These factors are corrosion of the pipe during positive cycles of the telluric disturbances, accurate measurement of cathodic protection performance parameters, and coating damage during negative cycles of the telluric activity.
