Notkin spills — "That the lethal cartridge’s digital Bolex…"
That the lethal cartridge’s digital Bolex H32 camera—already a Rube-Goldbergesque amalgam of various improvements and digital adaptations to the already modification-heavy classic Bolex H16 Rex 5—a Canadian line, by the way, favored throughout his whole career by the Auteur because its turret could accept three different C-mount lenses and adapters—
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The hardware dossier, delivered as film-buff aside under interrogation: the Entertainment's camera is a digitally adapted Bolex H32 descended from the H16 Rex 5, "a Canadian line" — the auteur of the anti-O.N.A.N. superweapon shot his whole career on Canadian cameras — favored for the three-lens C-mount turret. Confirms the career-long Bolex through-line the family scenes establish (the head-rig H64 running in 154, the head-clamped H128 at Clipperton's death in 089) from a source outside the family.