"Whity" and "Pioneers in Ingoldstadt" are out on Fantoma, "Querelle" is out on Columbia, and "The Merchant of Four Seasons" and "Fox and His Friends"" will be released this month. I don't the distributor, but the video rights for these two and the three mentioned in the message below are owned by New Yorker Films, who told me years ago that Fox Lorber had bought up the rights for their Fassbinder films. I have been searching for news of the 2002 Fassbinder retrospective that Ulli Lommel mentions on his commentary to "Whity" (20th anniversary of F's death?), but maybe this got shelved? If you find out more info, I'd love to hear more. Thanks, Ben
From: Rick Lopez <bb10k@velocity.net> To: Herb Levy <herb@eskimo.com>, <zorn-list@mailman.xmission.com> Subject: Re: overdue DVD reissues Date: Thu, 06 Jun 2002 19:16:28 -0400
on 02.06.06 7:23 AM, Herb Levy at herb@eskimo.com wrote:
"Why Does Herr R. Runn Amok?", "Ali: Fear Eats the Soul", "In the Year of 13 Moons" (Fassbinder)
pretty much any Fassbinder would be nice to see on DVD
Someone is putting these out, I think in a two or three titles per package rate-- The Fassbinder Collection. Just saw a pre-release at DEEPDISCOUNTDVD.
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on 02.06.07 12:40 PM, Ben Axelrad at soulfrieda@hotmail.com wrote:
If you find out more info, I'd love to hear more.
Release July 2, 2002 The Fassbinder Collection I (Whity / Pioneers in Ingolstadt) List Price: $39.99 ($28.79 at DeepDiscountDVD)
While we are talking about DVDs...why are there so many different DVD versions of the Evil Dead movies? Are the versions really that different? I don't really see the need for 3 or 4 different versions of each film. These are the only movies that I seen that have received such a treatment. Zach
on 02.06.07 5:16 PM, Zachary Steiner at zsteiner@butler.edu wrote:
While we are talking about DVDs...why are there so many different DVD versions of the Evil Dead movies? Are the versions really that different? I don't really see the need for 3 or 4 different versions of each film. These are the only movies that I seen that have received such a treatment.
Happening more and more. You get the simple version, widescreen w/ no extrys except maybe the flip-side has the "STANDARD" (full-screen) version. Then you get the dual-layer widescreen with six or seven documentaries, four tracks of commentary, stills gallery, cast and crew bios, story-boards, and all kinds of other shit. Then you get the FULL SCREEN PAN-AND-SCAN version with no options for the chronically brain-dead. Just depends what you're looking for. RL http://www.velocity.net/~bb10k CRISPELL; IBARRA; Wm. PARKER; RIVERS; SHIPP; D.S. WARE; COURVOISIER; ENEIDI; MANERI; MORRIS; SPEARMAN; THREADGILL; WORKMAN; Beckett Eulogy; Baseball & the 10,000 Things; Time Stops; LOVETORN; HARD BOIL; LUCILLE, a Reverential Journal of the Care of the Beloved Hag...
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