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#276 Post by karmajuice »

Looks like y'all beat me to the punch, but here's the relevant link, at least. Ester Krumbachová's Murdering the Devil.

Excited for this one - there's no mention of a physical release but hopefully that's forthcoming. I like that their Eastern European repertoire has expanded beyond Hungary. Between Arbelos, Deaf Crocodile, and Second Run, we're living in a golden age of Eastern European releases. It's great to finally see these films get the attention they deserve, and there are still so many more that merit revival.
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#277 Post by TechnicolorAcid »

I’m just praying someone releases Vaclav Vorlicek’s “Who Wants to Kill Jessie?” or his less well known masterpiece “How to Drown Dr. Mracek, the Lawyer”.
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#278 Post by MichaelB »

What A Disgrace wrote: Sat Oct 05, 2024 4:35 pm Arbelos is also distributing the restorations for Esther Krumbakowa's Murdering the Devil and Marva Nabili's The Sealed Soul.
I reviewed the Ester Krumbachová film (positively) in the October Sight & Sound as part of an overview of the latest offerings from the Klassiki streaming service. I assume they were using the same restoration as it looked sensationally good - as did Jaromil Jireš' The Joke, which I'd only previously seen on SD video courtesy of a BBC2 screening and a Godawful Facets DVD.
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#279 Post by thirtyframesasecond »

MichaelB wrote: Sun Oct 06, 2024 9:27 am
What A Disgrace wrote: Sat Oct 05, 2024 4:35 pm Arbelos is also distributing the restorations for Esther Krumbakowa's Murdering the Devil and Marva Nabili's The Sealed Soul.
I reviewed the Ester Krumbachová film (positively) in the October Sight & Sound as part of an overview of the latest offerings from the Klassiki streaming service. I assume they were using the same restoration as it looked sensationally good - as did Jaromil Jireš' The Joke, which I'd only previously seen on SD video courtesy of a BBC2 screening and a Godawful Facets DVD.
Yes, the version Klassiki has was super-crisp. It's a fantastic film.
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#280 Post by criterionsnob »

March 11: The Bloody Lady and Other Works by Viktor Kubal (Blu-ray)

Includes a second restored feature, Jurko the Highwayman (1976), and 21 short films.
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#281 Post by Calvin »

Arbelos have retweeted TIFF's announcement of the 4K restoration of Almereyda's Nadja, so I guess it's coming from them
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#282 Post by criterionsnob »

Nadia seems to be a collab between Arbelos and Grasshopper.
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#283 Post by FrauBlucher »

Calvin wrote: Fri Aug 08, 2025 8:44 pm Arbelos have retweeted TIFF's announcement of the 4K restoration of Almereyda's Nadja, so I guess it's coming from them
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#284 Post by Matt »

The Grasshopper Films website has show dates for the film
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