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Across the Sea of Time (1995)

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This is the second dramatic feature to be made in Imax 3-D. The plotline, of a Russian immigrant boy who has come to New York to search for his long missing relatives only provides a thin excuse to offer an unparalleled, spectacular show case of the Big Apple, past and present. The past images were created from an enormous assortment of old stereoscopic photographs that offer the audience a rare glimpse of the city's early history and the fascinating lives of those who lived there. The present

G, 51 min.

Drama, Kids & Family, Special Interest

Directed By: Stephan Low , Stephen Low

Written By: Andrew Gellis

In Theaters: Oct 20, 1995 Limited

On DVD: Jun 30, 1998

Sony Pictures Classics

Cast

Peter Boyden
Con Ed worker
Ave Hoffman
Seaman
Philip Levy
Hot dog vender
Matt Malloy
Wall Street Businessman
Victor Steinbach
Freighter pilot
Donald Trump
Himself
Abby Lewis
Julia Minton
John McDonough
Freighter Chief
Peter Reznik
Thomas
Pat Flynn
Bartender
Peter Reznick
Ali Hoffman

Critic Reviews for Across the Sea of Time

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Employing 3-D and PSE sound, then projected on a screen that suggests a small skyscraper, the new show at West Side Manhattan's Sony IMAX theater is, visually speaking, nothing but a clear day... but it definitely put me in scat-mode.

January 1, 2000 Comment

Mike Clark

USA Today

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Presents a vivid and dramatic portrait of New York past and present. It will enchant and enthrall New Yorkers and tourists alike

August 30, 2002 Full Review Source: Spirituality and Practice

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Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat

Spirituality and Practice

For those willing to forgive the loose history and storytelling here, the rewards are 3-D views of Manhattan that blossom on the screen and occasionally stun.

June 17, 2002 Full Review Source: Big Movie Zone

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Herb Lash

Big Movie Zone

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