Vinegar Syndrome and Their Partner Labels
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Re: Vinegar Syndrome and Their Partner Labels
Kani now has Park Syeyoung's The Fin.
- domino harvey
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Watched this again and the Rouch segment is like the meme about being the only one in the group assignment to put in any effort. My god I forgot how bad some of these segments are (there’s a reason Douchet and Pollet were also rans bordering on never wases in this movement). I enjoyed the period interview extras but you’d think Icarus would include something explaining the intentional constraints of filming to illuminate why the movie looks the way it does. Was amazed to learn that Rouch wrote, rehearsed, and shot his short with a week’s notice. Glad Schroeder didn’t go to debtors prison for this after it (justifiably) tankeddomino harvey wrote: Sat Jun 01, 2024 7:09 pm The Rouch segment in the film is the greatest short film ever made. If anyone needs needling to add it up their order (it’s the only thing I ordered - $39 with shipping, Jesus)
Icarus means we could get some Marker and more Rouch on Blu soon
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Re: Vinegar Syndrome and Their Partner Labels
I've done some research and it looks like the Polish BD has a couple minutes of deleted scenes, which aren't on the US BD. Specs say the Polish BD has English subtiitles for the film, but does it have English subtitles for the bonus features?PfR73 wrote: Tue Aug 04, 2026 6:42 pmDoes the Polish BD have any advantages compared to this US BD?MichaelB wrote: Mon Aug 03, 2026 1:59 pm Although I can't see any reason to replace my Polish BD, I can thoroughly recommend Corpus Christi, the best film by one of the most consistently intriguing of the younger generation of Polish filmmakers.
I vividly remember it being such a hot ticket at the relevant Gdynia Film Festival that I couldn't get into any of the screenings, which was the first time that had ever happened to me—and when I finally caught up with it courtesy of that Polish BD I could see why.