Reel frames for real frames
Aug 6 - Two Hungarian brothers are running a successful business making eyeglass frames from Hollywood movie reels.
If you love the films of Woody Allen or action movies, you can now have images of your favourite film made into a pair of trendy eyeglasses in Budapest.
Zakarias Tipton, whose mother is of Hungarian descent but who grew up in the United States, first thought of applying strips of films to glass frames about two years ago.
Penny Tweedie reports.
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