1976 was the year when this movie was filmed and the year when popularity of Polaroids was at its peak. So here are some rare shots from the set that can be considered a cultural treasure nowadays.

Have you ever wondered how long does it take for a professional photographer prepare a picture for a "public eye"? What are the steps that need to be taken before publishing that final, satisfying result? Everything‘s not so easy, and Brazilian photographer Gilmar Silva decided to prove it.

It’s hard to imagine what actually goes on during the making of a film but for the actors and film crew, it is quite a different picture than what we see in the final edit.

Dan Ohlman is a former cabinet maker who has opened a five storey museum in France that houses over 100 miniature film sets. It is fascinating to see life on such a small scale and in so much detail.

Special effects were a lot more primitive back in the day and this is a look at how they were created backstage for major films like Star Wars.