Randomised quiz

Round 3 - Extreme letterbox...

You know how films tend to be shot at really narrow aspect ratios, tailored to cinema projectors but resulting in black bars above and below when viewed on TVs? Well, we're going one step further, welcome to the newest cinema formatting, extreme letterbox, let's see if you can still identify the film when cropped down to a single strip...

A symbol of freedom and reaching the new world, the Statue of Liberty is a 151 feet tall green icon of New York that sits on a dedicated island of the same name. Originating in France as a gift to the United States, the statue would be dedicated on the 29th October 1886 and is unquestionably a perfect Symbol of the USA, instantly recognisable with her torch in one hand and scroll (or Tabula Ansata) in the other. But the statue wasn't always the green shade we know today, what colour would best describe the statue when it was first constructed in the late 1800s?

Which even debuted at the Paris Summer Olympic Games?

1. This structure was designed by an Irish-born architect in a neo-classical style
2. It is an iconic structure, having made countless appearances in TV and film
3. The structure is surrounded by important buildings, including the Executive Office, the Treasury and more
4. The structure was constructed by a mix of Europeans and slaves
5. It has an array of rooms all for different purposes, some named after famous occupants, others for their purposes and some are colour coded
6. It has undergone many changes since its inception, including one fire...
7. ...and is now split into multiple sections, or wings, used for different purposes
8. This structure has consistently been the home of its nation's leaders since 1800
9. Its name is often used as a term for the nation's leaders and advisors
10. You could even get a (relatively) close view by visiting it at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue