MoC Forthcoming, Wishlist, and Random Speculation
- Awesome Welles
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Unfortunately L'Avventura is Mr. Bongo property. If we think that 1960 nearly qualifies it'd be great to see La Dolce Vita but not a debut obviously, the Nouveaux disc was last issued in September 04 so, like Rocco, we could see the rights move to MoC. With regards to this one I have no guesses except like David to say La Tete contre les murs, or perhaps Hiroshima mon amour?
- tojoed
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If we're saying approximately 50 years old, then perhaps Le Beau Serge, recently released by Madman.
- Awesome Welles
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In a double pack with Les Cousins!tojoed wrote:If we're saying approximately 50 years old, then perhaps Le Beau Serge, recently released by Madman.
- MichaelB
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My money's on a Blu-ray of Russ Meyer's The Immoral Mr Teas - it's fifty years old, it's a debut, and it's a genuine groundbreaker, so how would it not qualify?
- tojoed
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Yes, that would be great. It would be nice to have a Chabrol from MoC.Awesome Welles wrote:In a double pack with Les Cousins!tojoed wrote:If we're saying approximately 50 years old, then perhaps Le Beau Serge, recently released by Madman.
Btw, what happened to FSimeoni?
- Awesome Welles
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I ate him, no.... I got fed up with having my own name.tojoed wrote:Yes, that would be great. It would be nice to have a Chabrol from MoC.Awesome Welles wrote:In a double pack with Les Cousins!tojoed wrote:If we're saying approximately 50 years old, then perhaps Le Beau Serge, recently released by Madman.
Btw, what happened to FSimeoni?
- Erikht
- Joined: Thu Nov 20, 2008 9:31 am
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Do with Marcel Pagnol what you have already done with Mizoguchi, that would be great.
- eerik
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Any news about next Blu-ray release? Sunrise = #01?
- TheGodfather
- Joined: Sun Sep 17, 2006 8:39 pm
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Erik Løchen's Jakten (aka the chasers)Ovader wrote:From Twitter: "acquired a 50 year old film debut at Cannes today. Very, very chuffed. Will try and get it out before Christmas."
- Forrest Taft
- Joined: Fri Mar 16, 2007 12:34 am
- Location: Stavanger, Norway
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Is that just a wild guess? Great news if this turns out to the film they picked up. It is unavailable here in Norway, but I´ve heard some great things about it, and would by an MoC edition in a heartbeat. Some more info in the the film.TheGodfather wrote:Erik Løchen's Jakten (aka the chasers)Ovader wrote:From Twitter: "acquired a 50 year old film debut at Cannes today. Very, very chuffed. Will try and get it out before Christmas."
- Tommaso
- Joined: Fri May 19, 2006 2:09 pm
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I never heard about that film before, but from the description you linked to it sounds very, very interesting! An MoC of it would be close to a blind buy for me.
- TheGodfather
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No it`s not a wild guess. To be honest, a member from another forum posted that this might be an option.RobertAltman wrote:Is that just a wild guess? Great news if this turns out to the film they picked up. It is unavailable here in Norway, but I´ve heard some great things about it, and would by an MoC edition in a heartbeat. Some more info in the the film.TheGodfather wrote:Erik Løchen's Jakten (aka the chasers)Ovader wrote:From Twitter: "acquired a 50 year old film debut at Cannes today. Very, very chuffed. Will try and get it out before Christmas."
- Erikht
- Joined: Thu Nov 20, 2008 9:31 am
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I would have expected something of Arne Schouen as a first Norwegian film, but Jakten would be great.
- ZizouJuve
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Guy is a twittering machine today:
mastersofcinema: No releases from us in July, but August sees two more Maurice Pialat gems. PASSE TON BAC D'ABORD and NOUS NE VIEILLIRONS PAS ENSEMBLE.
mastersofcinema: Loads more to announce for later in the year. The Silent Lubitsch box will definitely appear before Xmas, as will SOUL POWER. More soon.
mastersofcinema: One other mystery box from us before Xmas (and a bunch of other normal releases!)
- Tommaso
- Joined: Fri May 19, 2006 2:09 pm
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Hmmm... Naruse Vol.2 ?!mastersofcinema: One other mystery box from us before Xmas (and a bunch of other normal releases!)
Not too happy about Lubitsch Silents being a box set; I have the distinct feeling there will be one or two films in there which are not in the Transit box; but I will NOT double-dip! (well, that' what I say now....).
- NABOB OF NOWHERE
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Stuff Naruse! There's enough to get on with re. Bfi and MoC- and I don't think Volume 1 did that well ( if I remember from an old post from peerpee)Tommaso wrote:Hmmm... Naruse Vol.2 ?!One other mystery box from us before Xmas (and a bunch of other normal releases!)
What we want by the shitload is an Epstein box!
- What A Disgrace
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I hope the mystery box is Eisenstein silents. Just to confuse everyone.
But I *really* hope its that Akerman 70s box.
But I *really* hope its that Akerman 70s box.
- Tommaso
- Joined: Fri May 19, 2006 2:09 pm
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I didn't even dare to DREAM about the Epstein being a box set. But of course, yes yes yes!NABOB OF NOWHERE wrote:What we want by the shitload is an Epstein box!
- domino harvey
- Dot Com Dom
- Joined: Wed Jan 11, 2006 6:42 pm
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I know it's a longshot, but c'mon Ted Kotcheff Masterworks boxed set!
- denti alligator
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I feel the same. The Transit box is a real gem, but remember, it doesn't have English subs, so MoC would be doing a great service to the non-German proficient out there. There are a number of incredible Lubitsch silents that aren't in the Transit box that I'd love to have (esp. the pre-1919 stuff). If MoC can secure at least two of these and get some excerpts from Sabine Hake's excellent book in a nice thick booklet I will double-dip.Tommaso wrote:Not too happy about Lubitsch Silents being a box set; I have the distinct feeling there will be one or two films in there which are not in the Transit box; but I will NOT double-dip! (well, that' what I say now....).
- Tommaso
- Joined: Fri May 19, 2006 2:09 pm
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Absolutely. I wasn't saying they shouldn't release the Transit films, but remember that all these films are already available to the English-speaking world via Kino, though with replaced intertitles; so I can't see many who have the Kino discs double-dipping on a whole BOX just to get, say, "Schuhpalast Pinkus" or "Carmen" (to name just two much-desired titles). In other words: I generally prefer Kino's policy to make all the discs available on their own. Perhaps a splitting-up of the discs in individual two-disc-sets a la the Mizoguchis might be a good idea, with all of them simultaneously available as a huge box set for those who don't yet have any of them.denti alligator wrote: The Transit box is a real gem, but remember, it doesn't have English subs, so MoC would be doing a great service to the non-German proficient out there.
And actually, we do not yet know whether there will be any films in the MoC set that are not available elsewhere. I could imagine that the most likely candidates for filling-up the Transit box contents would be "Die Puppe" (because Kino released it, too) and "Dubarry" (because it has been restored and given a new soundtrack not too long ago).
- ola t
- They call us neo-cinephiles
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twitter.com/mastersofcinema wrote:This Halloween - two from Murnau, in the same package.
- Tommaso
- Joined: Fri May 19, 2006 2:09 pm
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Okay, we know about "Phantom", and I hope hope hope hope that the other film will be "Der brennende Acker", though I very much fear it will be either "Vogelöd" or "Großherzog". Or these two together with "Phantom" getting a standalone release at a later point (which that film would clearly deserve).
- zedz
- Joined: Sun Nov 07, 2004 11:24 pm
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I'm guessing that 'Halloween' means Phantom and Vogelod. Ultimately, I'm sure we'll have every available Murnau in a fine MoC edition, however.
- TheGodfather
- Joined: Sun Sep 17, 2006 8:39 pm
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A lot of good news these last few days. Looks like it`s gonna be a great second part of the year!twitter.com/mastersofcinema wrote:This Halloween - two from Murnau, in the same package.