<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>On Nov. 2, when “Bohemian Rhapsody” — the biopic of Freddie Mercury, lead singer of British rock group Queen — debuts on U.S. screens, it will mark latest in a long string of<wm> events and awards. Although it won’t open in US theatres immediately or on Christmas Day. Instead it's set to air at about midnight GMT. Instead of playing in theaters, it’s coming out on Netflix later on.

But here is a final fact, it’s going to be the first film on Netflix to show the whole movie in its entirety. All footage will be black and white, while music will be digital.

Filmmaker Brett M. Hall was chosen as the first film director with</wm> such a unique concept as this, and his own experiences and feelings regarding a relationship he shared with the