1959 SEARCH FOR PARADISE World's Paradise Movie Pamphlet

Released in 1959, the film SEARCH FOR PARADISE was shown in the special CINERAMA format exclusively at two theaters in Japan: the Imperial Theatre in Tokyo and the Osaka OS Theatre in Umeda, distributed by Toho. This CINERAMA format, utilizing three projectors, offered a wide and captivating visual experience at the time.

This was the fourth CINERAMA film, following This is Cinerama, Cinerama Holiday, and The Seven Wonders of the World, projected onto an ultra-wide screen with stereophonic sound from three projectors.

Based on the original story by Lowell Thomas, the screenplay and narration were handled by Lowell Thomas, Otto Lang, and Prosper Buranelli.

Directed by Otto Lang.
Cinematography by Harry Squire.
Music by Dimitri Tiomkin
(Recorded by the Cinerama Symphony Orchestra at Carnegie Hall).

Numerous individuals were involved in various aspects, including location shooting in different countries, aerial photography, river filming, stereophonic recording, sound design, music, and instruments.

Japanese subtitles and narration by Yukio Akiyama.

[Content]
This film explores the theme of searching for paradise around the world, depicting diverse cultures and landscapes. Detailed information about the film is included on the page.

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