Danny Boyle's SI-2K film winning awards
 

Here is a link to a NY Times online article on Slumdog Millionaire. Apparently it is winning award and getting great reviews:

A Passage to India: Slumdog Millionaire - Times Online

Slumdog Millionaire shot with Silicon Imaging SI-2K
 

Watch This: 'Slumdog Millionaire' Teaser - Cinematical

Slumdog Millionaire hits theaters on November 12.

Anthony Dod Mantle and Danny Boyle
 

On-Set with Silicon Imaging SI-2K Mini

oh man, i love danny boyle, november 11th, got it.

Danny Boyle my friend using the Si-2k! What a man and great film maker.

Slumdog Millionaire screening at Cameraimage today
 

Hi Everyone,

Just wanted to send out some information regarding the screening of Slumdog Millionaire at Cameraimage today.

Silicon Imaging

Thanks,

Jason

BTW, as a quick follow-up, "Slumdog" has now won the top honor at the Cameraimage festival, winning the coveted Golden Frog award.

Congratulations to Director Danny Boyle and DoP Anothony Dod Mantle :)

-Jason

Well Jason, if you have any way of convincing the production team to bring the film down here to Oz any time soon that would be much appreciated! :D

I'll add my voice to Mark's request.

Here too in Western Australia.

Sorry, I'm powerless on that front . . . . heck, it's not even playing in my area in the U.S. yet . . . . so I have only seen the brief footage in the trailer and the clip we played at IBC (although the IBC clip was a nice 1080P ProRES HQ clip).

Thanks,

Jason

Guys, just saw this - what a fantastic movie! The cinematography was okay, but it seems digital time out there this year we got Benjy Button, Che and loads of others coming out commercially. But what a movie!

Slumdog just won the BAFTA for Cinematography
 

Anthony Dod Mantle was just on just stage winning it for best cinematography. Sadly no mention of S2k.

But it is massive news for us lot here!

Good to see the lower profile d-cinema camera doing well.

As this is one of those rare instances where the story could not have been told without the technology that was used a bit of gloating is quite in order.