jindianajonz wrote:What the hell, this is good drama.Moe Dickstein wrote:I'm not brave enough to try, but has anyone tried calling the phone number on their website? The area code is from the Bay Area, thus adding further doubt to this entire situation (since its nowhere near Riverside County.
I just got a very robotic voicemail that states "You have reached InterFilmArt Entertainment. Thanks for calling and please leave a message."
Uh, no you don't.We offer the finest in world cinema from such outstanding international directors as Bergman, Fellini, Dreyer, Welles, Hitchcock, Renoir, Godard, Rossellini, De Sica, Cocteau ,and many others.
You're just asking to be prosecuted.Gregory wrote:Looks fantastic.
I see they've still been in business since 2005 and since 1979, even though no one ever heard of them until just now and they've never released anything.
According to this page, the set will also include "an actual 35mm film cell from a fine grain master print from the director's personal collection."
...maybe!
Uh, no you don't.We offer the finest in world cinema from such outstanding international directors as Bergman, Fellini, Dreyer, Welles, Hitchcock, Renoir, Godard, Rossellini, De Sica, Cocteau ,and many others.
Sadly, you know what they say about something that sounds too good to be truePristine 35mm restored Bluray HD/DVD + Ultraviolet version available for the first time.
BONUS MATERIALS include the director's documentaries, "Der Sieg des Glaubens" (1933, "Victory of Faith"), "Tag der Freiheit - unsere Wehrmacht" (1935, "Day of Freedom - Our Armed Forces"), etc. Theatrical poster/photo gallery containing many rare images, Original Soundtrack Recording (CD), full-color booklet detailing the history and production, a collectible original 35mm celluloid film frame.
Reproduction of original theatrical admission ticket with "Triumph des Willens" printed on the ticket.
CD-ROM of Leni Riefenstahl's book on the making of the film entitled, "Hinter den kulissen des Reichsparteitagesfilm" ("Behind the Scenes of the Part Rally Film", 1935, FRanz Ehrer Verlag, NSDAP , Munich
An actual 35mm celluloid motion picture film frame from the film
Now they are a new company, but still with thirty four years of experience.Gregory wrote:Looks fantastic.
I see they've still been in business since 2005 and since 1979, even though no one ever heard of them until just now and they've never released anything.
Although a new company, the staff of InterFilmArt Entertainment has been involved in such creative projects such as film festivals, retrospectives including FILMEX, Film Noir Forum ,Sony Video Software Company, Intercontinental Releasing Corp., Creative Service Industries, and have worked with such companies as Pathfinder Pictures, Cinetek, Kulturfilmwerks, Sun Images Inc., Nikkatsu Corp., Hansa-Film GmbH, Film-Technisches Labor, Chronik-Film GmbH, etc. Let us put our experience to work for you because we have been involved in the motion picture and video business for thirty-four years. We plan to offer the finest in world cinema.
Maybe they are working with the underpants gnomes?Matt wrote:They certainly are a litigious group. Where will they find the money to file all these copyright and libel lawsuits if they won't, by their own admission, turn a profit from this release?
Check this out! The plot thickens....manicsounds wrote:During "Powaqqatsi" I saw an "IFA" truck driving in the background. Exact same logo, yes.
This just makes me hate their non-existent business more.Class316 wrote:They now have a list of upcoming releases: http://www.interfilmartentertainment.co ... LURAY.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Fantasy is right. Fantasy is sometimes something you wish were actually real but isn't. That's what this is.manicsounds wrote:There's fantasy football. This is like fantasy Criterion.
