Ozu Diaries, a documentary by Samuel Raim; credited to Janus (North America), Carlotta Films (France):
https://danielraim.com/the-ozu-diaries
https://www.thefilmcollaborative.org/fi ... ozudiaries
https://carlottafilms.com/films/les-carnets-dozu/
Janus Films
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dietmountaindew
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Stefan Andersson
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Re: Janus Films
"With Criterion, /Film Heritage Foundation/ is restoring /.../ Satyajit Ray’s “Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne,”:
https://variety.com/2026/film/festivals ... 236909987/
https://variety.com/2026/film/festivals ... 236909987/
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brundlefly
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Re: Janus Films
Will be happy to see the dance of the ghosts in a less fuzzy form. Kind of strange they wouldn't want to call up Hirak Rajar Deshe at the same time, inferior as it may be?
More excited that Bhumika and Mandi are going to be out there somewhere in something other than the cropped and digitally scrubbed Shermaroo versions, though I wonder what restrictions there will be on distribution.
More excited that Bhumika and Mandi are going to be out there somewhere in something other than the cropped and digitally scrubbed Shermaroo versions, though I wonder what restrictions there will be on distribution.
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Mr.DarjeelingLimited
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Re: Janus Films
Bhumika is a masterpiece, watched it while I was on a Smita Patil kick last month. Deeply excited to watch the nonbutchered version of Pakeezah.brundlefly wrote: Sat Oct 24, 2026 7:14 pm Will be happy to see the dance of the ghosts in a less fuzzy form. Kind of strange they wouldn't want to call up Hirak Rajar Deshe at the same time, inferior as it may be?
More excited that Bhumika and Mandi are going to be out there somewhere in something other than the cropped and digitally scrubbed Shermaroo versions, though I wonder what restrictions there will be on distribution.