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Story summary
- Jim Continenza, Eastman Kodak's CEO, seeks to revive the company after its 2012 bankruptcy.
- He addressed Christopher Nolan's concerns about Kodak's acetate factory and stressed film's ongoing importance.
- Under Continenza, Kodak shifted to film and advanced materials, reduced debt by over $400 million, and its stock has nearly doubled in the past year.
- Recent results show a 31% rise in gross profit, with Continenza acknowledging debt and communication challenges.
