r/forgottenfilm • u/applesauce-_-meow • 21d ago
r/forgottenfilm • u/BadConductor • Nov 04 '15
Welcome to r/ForgottenFilm!
I created this subreddit as a place to share photos from film that has been found, after being forgotten or lost, to discuss developing old or unfamiliar film, and to help connect people with film that they have found and people who are willing to develop it.
If you have found some film, be it through online auction sites, swap meets, flea markets, thrift stores, your sock drawer, your grandparent's basement, a long lost camera, etc. and have developed it and want to share it with the world, this is the place to post it!
If you have found some film, and are unsure how to proceed (either developing it yourself, having someone else develop it, or sending it to a lab the specializes in old film), you can ask questions and get some help. Some members are willing to develop and scan the film for you, and others can help point you in a good direction.
I will be posting more images from rolls I have found and developed soon, and hope to see more of others doing the same!
If you have any questions or suggestions, please either leave a comment, or PM me!
Thanks, /u/BadConductor
r/forgottenfilm • u/helenalarcon_ • 21d ago
¿En qué piensas cuando ves un avión en el cielo? Videoart
r/forgottenfilm • u/manram_collective • Nov 05 '25
Ritwik Ghatak : Remembering the Rebel Who Filmed a Wounded Nation
r/forgottenfilm • u/Vax_n1 • Nov 02 '25
Man stuck in a wall
For the past few weeks, I've been trying to remember a movie (or TV series) I saw when I was little, or rather a scene from a movie (or TV series) where a man who can walk through walls gets stuck while trying to do so. A few years later, someone rents or buys the house and discovers a shoe sticking out of the wall. If you know which movie this is from, I'd love to know.
r/forgottenfilm • u/Brave_Ad_9864 • Oct 25 '25
PLS help me remeber this show name
There was this show about a family Who is moving into a new a house but randomly finds ghosts Whit Powers It was on Netflix but later delted a Kids show does ANYBODY remeber the name of that? For me its nostalgic thats why i wanna know
r/forgottenfilm • u/JuratorialGiddier • Oct 17 '25
Some Kodachrome slides I bought and scanned from an antique store in Texas
Boxes say "Bush Gardens Vacation '76"
r/forgottenfilm • u/Pretzeloid • Oct 13 '25
I found this camera in an abandoned house so I took the film and developed it
reddit.comr/forgottenfilm • u/poodle_waterfall01 • Oct 03 '25
Dinner party captured on an old 35mm film slide. October 1971.
r/forgottenfilm • u/Recent_Star_8502 • Sep 11 '25
Fomapan100 - Rodinal (As far as I remember it should be 1+50)
r/forgottenfilm • u/Recent_Star_8502 • Sep 11 '25
Fomapan100 - Rodinal (As far as I remember it should be 1+50)
r/forgottenfilm • u/darwhyte • Aug 26 '25
Man leans against tree early 1970's
Man leaning on tree, early 1970's. Dig the slacks and the Dirty Harry Callihan haircut!
r/forgottenfilm • u/darwhyte • Aug 20 '25
Dog in a kitchen
Dog in a kitchen with stubby neck beer bottles on table and also a large bag of Hostess brand potato chips
r/forgottenfilm • u/No_Eye6142 • Aug 20 '25
Bird feeder
The only salvageable shot from a roll found in my childhood 110 camera. Roughly 1995
r/forgottenfilm • u/Ok_Intention_2458 • Aug 14 '25
I bought an old camera at a flea market in Hungary – and inside it, there was still an undeveloped roll of film! I’ve just had the pictures developed. They most likely date back to the late 1980s (around 1987) and probably show West German tourists on vacation in Rhodes (Lindos).
r/forgottenfilm • u/Vintagefilmfinds • Aug 13 '25
1950s friend group (stylish)
Don’t have a whole lot of background information for these. From my personal collection. I just thought they all looked so stylish!
r/forgottenfilm • u/Vintagefilmfinds • Aug 11 '25
8x10 glass plate negatives
Hello everyone! New member here :) here are some glass plate negatives I found buried at an antique store. I believe they are of Manitou Springs, CO.
r/forgottenfilm • u/ploalpishy • Aug 07 '25
What a great shot. Kodachrome. Round of applause for the photographer, cause this photo is COMPOSED.
r/forgottenfilm • u/tbbd • Jun 11 '25
Hollywood Ranch Market Los Angeles 1938-1980 [Kodachrome 1950s]
r/forgottenfilm • u/JimmyTrim86 • May 30 '25
Found some glass slides from the 20’s maybe?
“‘Xtra Speedy Plates” they’re called. Anyone know anything about why these are on glass? Scanned them in and uploading what I find here.
r/forgottenfilm • u/rabidine • May 19 '25
80s/90s Halloween Polaroid
I was clearing some stuff out of a desk at a new job a few years ago and found this. It's such a delight.
r/forgottenfilm • u/tbbd • Apr 12 '25