My Light on Celluloid

cel·lu·loid (sel-yuh-loid) N.

1. A colorless flammable material made from nitrocellulose and camphor and used to make photographic film.

2a. Motion-picture film: "a strange, anachronistic sight: theater pieces transferred to celluloid" (David Ansen).

2b. The cinema; motion pictures: "There are no heroes but in celluloid" (Charles Langbridge Morgan).