Fast Technology reported on May 15 that the 77th Cannes Film Festival opened, and the 4K restored "Flying Eagle Project" was selected as the "Cannes Classic" and will premiere at 21:30 on the evening of May 23 in the "Beach Screening" unit.
After the premiere, the 4K restored version of "Flying Eagle Project" will be launched on Douyin and Watermelon Video.
"Project Flying Eagle" was filmed in the golden age of Hong Kong cinema and was released in 1991. The crew once filmed across Asia, Europe, and Africa, and finally the total investment of the film burned to 115 million Hong Kong dollars, setting a new record for the highest production cost of Hong Kong films at that time.
The film also left a classic scene of the 37-year-old dragon head wearing a headscarf and shuttling through the Moroccan desert.
It is reported that action movies are one of the most challenging types of restoration, because the action of the martial arts scenes changes drastically, and each frame is very different from the previous and subsequent frames, making it difficult for the restoration work to rely on the contrast of successive frames, and the restorer must make independent and detailed adjustments on each frame.
The use of Volcano Engine technology not only helped restore classic action scenes from cinematic history, making them more fluid and vivid, but also significantly reduced the burden of repetitive work for restorers, allowing them to concentrate on the most complex and challenging details.
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