Chekhov's Mistress
If You Didn’t Blow…
all your money on The Complete New Yorker DVD collection, or the Beckett Centenial Box Set, or the the complete unabridged Rising Up and Rising Down, then maybe you have just a bit – $650.00 – left over for Essential Art House: 50 Years of Janus Films:
Coming in October: Essential Art House: 50 Years of Janus Films, an expansive collectors’ box set featuring fifty classic films on DVD and a lavishly illustrated hardcover book that tells the story of Janus Films through an essay by film historian Peter Cowie, a tribute from Martin Scorsese, and extensive notes on all fifty films, plus cast and credit listings and U.S. premiere information.
All the greats of world cinema are here: Bergman, Kurosawa, Truffaut, Tati, Renoir, Antonioni, Lean, Hitchcock, and so many more. We’re currently offering a special early fall, pre-order deal on Essential Art House: 50 Years of Janus Films, which includes a huge discount, complimentary T-shirts or hats, and free shipping. Plus you’ll be entered into a raffle for twenty-five free Criterion DVDs! Go to Janusfilms.com for more information!
But the Janus fanfare doesn’t end there: Check out the official Janus Films website for information and more exciting upcoming Janus news and events.
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And if that does not impress people, good lord 25 Criterion DVDs?!? I’ve spent many days watching and rewatching parts of that collection. It’s an excellent buy.
– Aayush Iyer (09/02 at 03:24 AM)
You know, there’s no real assurance that the transfers on these DVDs will be the same pristine transfers that Janus has licensed to Criterion. One would think that in fact that would be the case...but who knows?
Also, this set includes three films that have not yet been released by Criterion: Ichikawa’s Fires on the Plain, Carne’s Le Jour Se Leve, and Sjöberg Miss Julie. These will likely be released by Criterion sometime next year.
– Tribe (09/05 at 02:54 PM)
Is there a way to find out about the transfers, do you think?
– Bud Parr (09/05 at 02:57 PM)
Try emailing Matt Lipson at lipson@criterionco.com. He tends to be pretty straightforward and might be in a position to answer that.
– Tribe (09/05 at 06:53 PM)
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