Dolby Laboratories announced that it will screen 'Digger' and 'Look Back' in its October Dolby Cinema releases.
Key points
•'Digger' and 'Look Back' revealed as Dolby Cinema releases
•Black comedy film 'Digger' screened in special Dolby Vision+Atmos theater
•Dolby Posters given to attendees of Kore-eda's 'Look Back'
Dolby Laboratories announced that it will showcase 'Digger' and 'Look Back' in its October Dolby Cinema releases.
'Digger' is a black comedy film about a disaster that occurs during a drilling accident involving an oil tycoon played by Tom Cruise, and it will be screened in a special 'Dolby Vision+Atmos' theater.
'Look Back' is a film by Director Kore-eda, based on a school newspaper comic, and it will be screened at 14 Dolby Cinema locations, with 'Dolby Posters' given to attendees on a first-come basis.
Dolby Laboratories operates domestic Dolby Cinemas in cooperation with Megabox, and currently owns a total of 8 Dolby Cinemas and 6 'Dolby Vision+Atmos' special theaters.
This technology realizes vivid screens and immersive sound through billions of color palettes, operating over 290 locations in 15 countries worldwide.
