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Originally posted by jackassfan:
One film i really want to see but cant find anywhere is an Ingmar Bergman film Face To Face (Ansikte mot ansikte)

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Originally posted by El Loro:

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Originally posted by jackassfan:
One film i really want to see but cant find anywhere is an Ingmar Bergman film Face To Face (Ansikte mot ansikte)

Try http://www.vsom.com/productdet...earch&ProductID=1629

I assume this is likely to be a Region 1 DVD though so you would need to make enquiries.

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Originally posted by El Loro:
jackassfan, you could always do a Google search for "Face to Face" "Ingmar Bergman" "movie download".

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Originally posted by Well-Wisher:
Hugo, The Hippo (Hugó, a víziló) A 1973 Hungarian kids cartoon film. They used to show this film in its edited, dubbed american version on tv at christmas and so I have fond childhood memories of it but unfortunately it has only been given a DVD release in Hungary.

According to Wikipedia, it's never been released on DVD outside Hungary because of its "psychadelic, weird, politically incorrect and violent content".

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Originally posted by Well-Wisher:
Hugo, The Hippo (Hugó, a víziló) A 1973 Hungarian kids cartoon film. They used to show this film in its edited, dubbed american version on tv at christmas and so I have fond childhood memories of it but unfortunately it has only been given a DVD release in Hungary.

According to Wikipedia, it's never been released on DVD outside Hungary because of its "psychadelic, weird, politically incorrect and violent content".

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Originally posted by El Loro:
Have you ever wanted to see a film but have been unable to find it?

I have been wanting to see Carl Dreyer's The Passion of Joan of Arc for many years. This is probably the most important film never to have been released on video or DVD in this country. Some years ago Film 4 showed it as a one off but that was in the days before it moved to Freeview.

I managed to track down the company which holds the rights to distribution in the UK. The film is a silent film and they were not going to release it until they found an appropriate sound track. A pity, considering that the director went on record saying that there should be no music.

Anyway, after many years someone informed me that it was possible to buy a Korean distributed version with English subtitles and region-free. So I have ordered it and hopefully in about a month it will arrive. Let's hope the wait has been worth it!

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Originally posted by El Loro:

Guess what, there's a site for fans of Hugo the Hippo at http://www.hugothehippo.com/ (it is a small site), but there's a little message there telling you how to get in touch with the original director who just might be able to provide a DVD.

(though it might turn out to be only available in Hungarian)