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35 mm film of Film Mrs. Robinson - " The Graduate " 1967 - $2,500 - $2,500 (Los Angeles & Worldwide)
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Key Factors Determining Value
The value of collectible film prints is determined by several specific characteristics:
Authenticity and Provenance: An original, authentic theatrical release print from 1967 with verifiable documentation (provenance) is much more valuable than a modern copy, a film "bootleg", or a mere film trailer.
Condition: The physical condition of the film (color fading, scratches, tears, vinegar syndrome, etc.) significantly impacts its value. Prints in excellent condition command higher prices.
Film Type: The material the film is made of matters. Early color films from that era can be susceptible to color shifting or deterioration over time. A print on a stable base like low-fade Eastman Color film, or a rare dye-transfer print, would be highly sought after.
Rarity: While The Graduate was a massive commercial success, original 35mm prints used for theatrical exhibition were typically used until they wore out and then often destroyed. A full feature-length print is much rarer than a short film trailer.
Completeness: A complete feature film print, often across multiple reels, is more valuable than partial reels or trailers.
Market Demand: The collector's market for specific film titles fluctuates. Iconic films with lasting cultural significance like The Graduate tend to hold value.
$ 2500 OBO