Sue
10-17-05 | 09:30 PM
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Amos Kollek's 1998 Award Winning film SUE is now out in Germany. Winner of the FIPRESCI Award (Panorama category) and the Prize of the European Ecumenical Jury this is a film that was very hard to get even on a VHS in the US. I inquired twice to get it for the university film series (the film was screened at the Berlin Film Festival) and we could not secure a copy because of the rights issues (this is a US film that so far has gotten only European distro deals).
Highly recommended!
In addition Kollek's Fiona and Bridget are also available!!
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For the record I have not seen Bridget!!
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10-18-05 | 01:17 AM
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Originally Posted by murphy_wmm
I remember seeing SUE a few times on the Independent Film Channel up here in Canada a few times...
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10-18-05 | 03:58 AM
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In France, the set is 49.54 euros on Amazon.fr.
http://www.amazon.fr/exec/obidos/tg/...308958-8472140
English help:
http://www.amazon.fr/exec/obidos/tg/...308958-8472140
Here on Arte Boutique:
http://www.arte-boutique.fr/fr/home/...Shop__DVD.html
(sorry for the long links)
Under ECOUTER/VOIR on the right you can see the picture of the box (jacquette) and pictures of the menus.
http://www.amazon.fr/exec/obidos/tg/...308958-8472140
English help:
http://www.amazon.fr/exec/obidos/tg/...308958-8472140
Here on Arte Boutique:
http://www.arte-boutique.fr/fr/home/...Shop__DVD.html
(sorry for the long links)
Under ECOUTER/VOIR on the right you can see the picture of the box (jacquette) and pictures of the menus.
10-18-05 | 12:04 PM
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Man, I have a feeling some is going to laugh at me for this one, but I'll ask anyhow. lol
There are no English sub's on the French set, and from what little I know about these films I assume they are non english. What does V.O. : Anglais mean? I saw that on the Arte Boutique link. That's not "dubbed" or "Voice Over" is it? Sorry, for one reason or another I don't recall seeing "V.O." before for DVD spec's, or I just didn't pay attention!
There are no English sub's on the French set, and from what little I know about these films I assume they are non english. What does V.O. : Anglais mean? I saw that on the Arte Boutique link. That's not "dubbed" or "Voice Over" is it? Sorry, for one reason or another I don't recall seeing "V.O." before for DVD spec's, or I just didn't pay attention!
lol. I won't require sub's...lol
10-18-05 | 12:17 PM
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I don't think anyone should laugh at you...you are not required to know everything. VO-version originale....
And I really like the box too....
Ciao,
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And I really like the box too....
Ciao,
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10-18-05 | 09:20 PM
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Originally Posted by splattii
Man, I have a feeling some is going to laugh at me for this one, but I'll ask anyhow. lol
Originally Posted by splattii
There are no English sub's on the French set, and from what little I know about these films I assume they are non english. What does V.O. : Anglais mean? I saw that on the Arte Boutique link. That's not "dubbed" or "Voice Over" is it? Sorry, for one reason or another I don't recall seeing "V.O." before for DVD spec's, or I just didn't pay attention!
