Strange green 35mm film?

I have a few rolls of film that looks like it has been reloaded into
Agfa c-41 film canisters.

The film has a green color to it on both the base and emulsion side.
Dark green on base side!

After processing 6 inches in a B&W processor it appears to be fogged

There is a small letter S every 4-5 sprocket holes.

No numbers no barcodes.

Any ideas?

There are specialty 35mm films, like those made for cineflourography, which
can be fun to experiment with. The Kodak cineflouro film I have is quite
green -- no experience with it yet, so I can't comment on how it processes
in b/w developer. Maybe something like that?
David Foy

"MPH" <mpharrigan.DeleteThis@dtkm.com> wrote in message
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 > I have a few rolls of film that looks like it has been reloaded into
 > Agfa c-41 film canisters.
 >
 > The film has a green color to it on both the base and emulsion side.
 > Dark green on base side!
 >
 > After processing 6 inches in a B&W processor it appears to be fogged
 >
 > There is a small letter S every 4-5 sprocket holes.
 >
 > No numbers no barcodes.
 >
 > Any ideas?<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->