blaq out will be releasing Marguerite Duras'
Nathalie Granger, from 1972 and starring Jeanne Moreau and Gérard Depardieu, in both single disc and double-disc editions on 27 May. Both editions run pretty steep (the single disc is $39.95, the deluxe edition is $69.98) for a film I doubt many people have heard of. For that matter, I doubt many people even know Duras directed films, as the most famous of her directing work,
India Song, is only available in Japan.
New Yorker will release Manoel de Oliveira's
Belle toujours, starring Bulle Ogier and Michel Piccoli, on 3 June.
In other news, it looks like Criterion will not be releasing Jean-Jacques Beiniex's
Diva on DVD, but Lionsgate instead, under a collection entitled Meridian. Neither
Eric at Filmbo's Chick Magnet nor I have any idea what this label is all about, except that they will also be releasing
The Red Violin on 6 June. More info as I find out.
blaq out will be releasing Marguerite Duras' Nathalie Granger, from 1972 and starring Jeanne Moreau and Gérard Depardieu, in both single disc and double-disc editions on 27 May. Both editions run pretty steep (the single disc is $39.95, the deluxe edition is $69.98) for a film I doubt many people have heard of. For that matter, I doubt many people even know Duras directed films, as the most famous of her directing work, India Song, is only available in Japan.
New Yorker will release Manoel de Oliveira's Belle toujours, starring Bulle Ogier and Michel Piccoli, on 3 June.
In other news, it looks like Criterion will not be releasing Jean-Jacques Beiniex's Diva on DVD, but Lionsgate instead, under a collection entitled Meridian. Neither Eric at Filmbo's Chick Magnet nor I have any idea what this label is all about, except that they will also be releasing The Red Violin on 6 June. More info as I find out.
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