About ORWO:
When Germany was divided after the Second World War, the AGFA Film company was split into two operations.
In the West it continued as AGFA, in the East it became known as ORWO, for 'Original Wolfen' after the town of Wolfen in East Germany where the main factory is located.
For many years ORWO have been producing high quality black and white films from their factory in Wolfen.

After the collapse of the modern AGFA film company in the early 2000s, the remaining factories and intellectual property went through a series of different corporate structures, bankruptcies and other changes.
Only now have the factories in the East and West finally been reunited under one company, with colour film now being produced again by ORWO using machinery in both East and West Germany.
These new ORWO colour films just released are both based on previous AGFA cinema film recipes.

This is not re-packaged or re-branded Fujifilm or Kodak film, this is an entirely different film produced completely in Germany by ORWO!

Nc500 Data Sheet Available Here:
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