663 Shoah

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ryannichols7
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Re: 663 Shoah

#151 Post by ryannichols7 »

I'm gonna assume this is just a packaging change given Eureka still has theirs available
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dwk
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#152 Post by dwk »

Someone on the Criterion subreddit posted that they emailed Criterion about Shoah and were told that it will be coming back into print sometime later this year. I assume IFC rights expired and Criterion re-acquired it directly from mk2. Curious to see if it is a straight re-release or if they go 4K or add anything (I'm pretty sure they have the rights to Guillaume Ribot's All I Had Was Nothingness)
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Re: 663 Shoah

#153 Post by DeprongMori »

I’m a bit confused about the re-release of Shoah.

The previous release was touted as “New, restored 4K digital film transfer, with uncompressed monaural soundtrack on the Blu-ray edition”. (The Eureka on their web specs don’t mention its source. Maybe in the book?)

This re-issue is touted as “2K digital restoration with uncompressed monaural soundtrack”.

What’s going on here?
nicolas
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Re: 663 Shoah

#154 Post by nicolas »

DeprongMori wrote: Mon Jun 15, 2026 5:15 pm I’m a bit confused about the re-release of Shoah.

The previous release was touted as “New, restored 4K digital film transfer, with uncompressed monaural soundtrack on the Blu-ray edition”. (The Eureka on their web specs don’t mention its source. Maybe in the book?)

This re-issue is touted as “2K digital restoration with uncompressed monaural soundtrack”.

What’s going on here?
Shoah was scanned in 4K and restored in 2K. Criterion mistakenly mentioned the scan resolution and only now corrected it. It seems to be the exact same master.
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