LIsandro Alonso filmography….
PURPLE NOON – with a Blu ray release.
A City of Sadness, please.
I would like them to release these as well:
CARNIVAL IN FLANDERS dir. Jacques Feyder
TONI dir. Jean Renoir
REVOLUTIONISTS dir.Vera Stroyevs(USSR)
BALTIC DEPUTY
THE ETERNAL MASK dir. Walter Hochbaum(Switz)
THE WAVE dir.Fred Zinnemann & Gomez Muriiel (Mexico)
RAZUMOV dir. Marc Allegret(France)
PROFESSOR MAMLOCK dir. Adolph Minkin & Herbert Rappaport (USSR)
BALLERINA dir. M. Benoit-Levy (France)
CARNET DE BAL dir. Julien Duvivier (France)
HARVEST dir. Marcel Pagnol (France)
THE END OF THE DAY dir. Julien Duvivier (France)
WHITE HELL OF PITZ PALU
THREE HEARTS IN 3/4 TIME
CONGRESS DANCES
MAEDCHEN IN UNIFORM
POIL DE CAROTTE dir. Julien Duvivier (France)
Angelopoulos has a chance i think, but only after he dies. i get the feeling he will be one of those directors that is appreciated more posthumously. people will realise how coherent and interesting his body is work is. until then, can’t see it happening./
i’d love to see more Yimou films. Raise the red lantern, to live etc.
They need to get Ray’s films so I can finally see them!
Also I’d love to see King Hu’s “A Touch of Zen”
MEMORIAS DEL SUBDESAROLLO
Somebody mentioned Pedro Almodovar. That woudl be an awesome eclipse set.
PS
I should start working for Criterion.
some Park Chan-Wook or Kim Ji-Woon, i would want The Vengeance Trilogy and/or Thirst by Chan-Wook, and I Saw the Devil and/or A Bittersweet Life by Ji-Woon.
also, how in the hell have they NOT picked up Almodovar or Haneke by now?? I know they have to go through a huge process possessing the rights for distribution and whatnot, but…c’mon.
Quiet Days in Clichy by Jens Jørgen Thorsen
stuff by ali khamraev, specifically MAN FOLLOWS BIRDS. his stuff is impossible to find and this troubles me greatly
Querelle – Fassbinder
My five:
Satyajit Ray’s The Apu Trilogy
Werner Herzog’s Aguirre, the Wrath of God
Jean-Luc Godard’s Weekend
Krzysztof Kieslowski’s Decalogue (Since the Three Colours Trilogy is now becoming Criterion)
Alfonzo Cuaron’s Y Tu Mama Tambien
Kitano’s Hana-bi and autobiographical trilogy (Takeshis’, Glory to the Filmmaker! and Achilles and the Tortoise)
Haneke’s upcoming film Amour
More of Ozu, Mizoguchi and Naruse.
More Wenders, Pasolini and early Bertolucci (they all could use it…)
Tarkovsky’s The Mirror (Kino’s transfer just plain sucks in my opinion)
Out 1
A City of Sadness
Celine and Julie Go Boating
A Brighter Summer Day
Jonah Who Will Be 25 in the Year 2000
Peppermint Frappe
The Annuciation, Andras Jeles.
Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors
Dersu Uzala
Silent Light
el secreto de sus ojos
Tarkovsky’s “Mirror”
and Tarr’s “The Turin Horse”
Roy Andersson’s “Songs from the Second Floor” and “You, the Living” in Blu-Ray.
I would love to wait for the final film in the triology and make a 3-disc box of it, but at the pace he evidently is getting funding, that could take years…..
christopher sepesy
I fully concur with Satyajit Ray, and I will add Jacques Rivette, dammit!
And The Garden of the Finzi-Continis