At 3:04, Fuji is promoting its type of XL (existing light) Single 8 movie camera film, the Fujichrome 200 color stock, to compete with Kodak's Ektachrome 160. Unless you have the 200N version or used the cartridge years ago and stored it well, like refrigeration, you sadly will not get any results from the film if you try to film with it now. Fortunately, some companies cut color film, Fuji and otherwise, in the same Single 8 cartridge in color and they usually turn out well. Note the chemical formulas for developing older Fuji color film are no longer made and need specialists if you hope to get anything out of them, still film included.