Our Burden Is Light: Or The Case of the Semi-Existing DVD
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Our Burden Is Light: Or The Case of the Semi-Existing DVD
All help is needed on this one.
My girlfriend this afternoon put me on a weird fucking mission. Find an indie film that she saw and loved at a film festival the other year on DVD. The film in question is Our Burden Is Light. I've never heard of this film before; but then again, my schmuck ass is usually off going to see such cinematic pieces of art like Paparazzi.
Brief History:
The DVD was released earlier this year by (groan) Madacy Entertainment, but then quickly discontinued. So we're dealing with an out-of-print title. She swears to me that the DVD exists. There's cover art. There's a UPC code. But I've seen no other proof that this film exists on DVD. No reviews, nothing. Hell, the film isn't even on DVD in another region (which then I could buy for her and then tell her to go buy a Cyberhome or Malata DVD player).
She wants this DVD more than anything else at the current moment, and since I am her loving and caring boyfriend, it is my goal to attain this DVD. As of now, I have seen no websites containing this DVD for sale. Not even people on eBay or Half.com are selling this DVD. What am I supposed to do?
Do I track down the people who made this film and ask them for a copy? Do I call Madacy and tell them that their DVDs suck, but I'd like a copy of this film on DVD? Do I sell my soul to the devil for a copy of the DVD?
And does this DVD even exist?!?!
Arrrrrrgh. It'd be easier to find a copy of the original Little Shop of Horrors: Special Edition at this rate.
My girlfriend this afternoon put me on a weird fucking mission. Find an indie film that she saw and loved at a film festival the other year on DVD. The film in question is Our Burden Is Light. I've never heard of this film before; but then again, my schmuck ass is usually off going to see such cinematic pieces of art like Paparazzi.
Brief History:
The DVD was released earlier this year by (groan) Madacy Entertainment, but then quickly discontinued. So we're dealing with an out-of-print title. She swears to me that the DVD exists. There's cover art. There's a UPC code. But I've seen no other proof that this film exists on DVD. No reviews, nothing. Hell, the film isn't even on DVD in another region (which then I could buy for her and then tell her to go buy a Cyberhome or Malata DVD player).
She wants this DVD more than anything else at the current moment, and since I am her loving and caring boyfriend, it is my goal to attain this DVD. As of now, I have seen no websites containing this DVD for sale. Not even people on eBay or Half.com are selling this DVD. What am I supposed to do?
Do I track down the people who made this film and ask them for a copy? Do I call Madacy and tell them that their DVDs suck, but I'd like a copy of this film on DVD? Do I sell my soul to the devil for a copy of the DVD?
And does this DVD even exist?!?!
Arrrrrrgh. It'd be easier to find a copy of the original Little Shop of Horrors: Special Edition at this rate.
Last edited by Matthew Chmiel; 09-07-04 at 01:48 AM.
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This place doesn't say whether it's in stock or not, but lets you add it to your cart:
http://www.moviesunlimited.com/musit...p?sku=D85064++ (scroll down to the bottom)
http://www.moviesunlimited.com/musit...p?sku=D85064++ (scroll down to the bottom)
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What about these places?
http://www.hometheaterforum.com/htfo...hreadid=210233
http://www.hometheaterforum.com/htfo...hreadid=210233
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So with an update to the thread, my girlfriend and I tried to order the DVD from all the links you have all provided. Sadly, none of the sites had the DVD in stock.
We e-mailed the "creator" of the film, but she informed us that she had no idea what to do and just to check eBay.
So I have no idea what to do now. Oh well.
We e-mailed the "creator" of the film, but she informed us that she had no idea what to do and just to check eBay.
So I have no idea what to do now. Oh well.