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22 Apr 2005

Imax plans big role in 3-D film renaissance

by Peter | posted in: All News | 0

From : TORONTO (Dow Jones/AP) — Hollywood appears to be on the cusp of a 3-D renaissance, and Imax Corp. intends to play a big part.

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