Games in Depth Trailer (1966)
A mysterious Polaroid-filmed short that showcases depth in stereo photography.
Watch the official Games in Depth 1966 trailer in HD below or find more Games in Depth videos on Vidimovie.
A mysterious Polaroid-filmed short that showcases depth in stereo photography.
Watch the official Games in Depth 1966 trailer in HD below or find more Games in Depth videos on Vidimovie.
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Burt Lancaster as Self
United States 25 July 1966
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Artwork, screen shots, trailers and other imagery is © 1966 Dick Feldman Associates, The Polaroid Corporation.