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Someone mentioned a super-special-edition of this film in the "what is the most you've spent..." thread. Which regions have this been released on? Is it R2 French only, and if so, does anyone know if it has English sub-titles, or is it another BOTW?
yup you're right, its r2 french with French for the hard of hearing subtitles only as it was released in france in january but only made it to canada and hong kong about a month ago so the alternate sources for French movies will not have released it yet
Originally posted by Walrus Man
Someone mentioned a super-special-edition of this film in the "what is the most you've spent..." thread. Which regions have this been released on? Is it R2 French only, and if so, does anyone know if it has English sub-titles, or is it another BOTW?
It came out last week in France. There's a two disc version (film, outtakes, videos, interviews, etc) and a lovely four disc version (as the 2 disc but with the stage play the film is based on, performances of the songs featured in the film by the likes of Francoise Hardy, Dalida, etc and the soundtrack), all encased in a velour cover.
No English subtitles but the film is fairly easy to follow and the songs are fun. All eight actresses are fantastic, with perhaps a nod to Isabelle Huppert who is superb.
...postman brought me the 4-disc set today...
. . .:clap: . . . :thumbs: . . . :D . . .
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yup you're right, its r2 french with French for the hard of hearing subtitles only as it was released in france in january but only made it to canada and hong kong about a month ago so the alternate sources for French movies will not have released it yet
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Originally posted by Walrus Man
Someone mentioned a super-special-edition of this film in the "what is the most you've spent..." thread. Which regions have this been released on? Is it R2 French only, and if so, does anyone know if it has English sub-titles, or is it another BOTW?
It came out last week in France. There's a two disc version (film, outtakes, videos, interviews, etc) and a lovely four disc version (as the 2 disc but with the stage play the film is based on, performances of the songs featured in the film by the likes of Francoise Hardy, Dalida, etc and the soundtrack), all encased in a velour cover.
No English subtitles but the film is fairly easy to follow and the songs are fun. All eight actresses are fantastic, with perhaps a nod to Isabelle Huppert who is superb.
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...postman brought me the 4-disc set today...
. . .:clap: . . . :thumbs: . . . :D . . .
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