Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears
02-23-04, 03:03 PM
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Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears
Just a quick heads-up that KINO is releasing the 1980 Foreign language Oscar winner Moscow Does not Believe in Tears tomorrow (2/24)
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I have owned this for a few years now. It came out in 2001 as a Two-Disc Special Edition from Kino
I didn't realize it went OOP at some point. This must be a re-release.
I didn't realize it went OOP at some point. This must be a re-release.
02-23-04, 04:11 PM
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Honestly, this one belongs to my wife. She has raved about how it is a wonderful "coming of age" film and that I should watch it sometime, but I have yet to see it.
It has three soundtracks: Russian, French, & English, and is subtitled in 13 languages.
From the back of the box, Extras include interviews with cast & crew; short film chronicle of 20th century Russian culture' Featurette about the 39th anniversary of the Russian Revolution; 2 photo galleries and production stills, and cast/crew filmographies.
It has three soundtracks: Russian, French, & English, and is subtitled in 13 languages.
From the back of the box, Extras include interviews with cast & crew; short film chronicle of 20th century Russian culture' Featurette about the 39th anniversary of the Russian Revolution; 2 photo galleries and production stills, and cast/crew filmographies.
02-23-04, 04:14 PM
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Originally posted by LasVegasMichael
I have owned this for a few years now. It came out in 2001 as a Two-Disc Special Edition from Kino
I didn't realize it went OOP at some point. This must be a re-release.
I have owned this for a few years now. It came out in 2001 as a Two-Disc Special Edition from Kino
I didn't realize it went OOP at some point. This must be a re-release.
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02-24-04, 08:19 AM
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Got this one too. Some critics felt it was overpraised but it's a very well-made film. I was put off at first by the movie being spread over 2 discs, but the break makes sense when you watch it. The extras are nice.
02-24-04, 08:50 AM
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..... I was put off at first by the movie being spread over 2 discs....
..... I was put off at first by the movie being spread over 2 discs....
It's not that long of a movie (140 minutes) so it's surprising that it's split over 2 discs.
