Nanami

[David Desser]

Actually, the video version of NANAMI is complete.  It runs 104 mins,
unlike the 16mm print which is less than 90.

David Desser


 >Subject:      Re: Susumi Hani information
>To:           KineJapan <KineJapan at lists.acs.ohio-state.edu>
>X-Mailer:     MailBook 2000.01.450
>Message-Id: <010423.102921.EST.siswt at cuvmc.ais.columbia.edu>
>MIME-Version: 1.0
>Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCII
>Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7BIT
>
>
>The version of Nanami (Inferno of First Love) which was most
>frequently distributed non-theatrically in the US (via the
>grey route) was quite badly cut --- at least 20 minutes were
>missing --- much to the its detriment.  The video version
>may be cut as well.
>
>New Yorker Films distributes A Full Life both theatrically and
>non-theatrically in the US, but has not released that title
>on video.
>
>Bill
>
>
>
>Subject: Re: Susumi Hani information
>
>>She & He, Bad Boys and Nanami are all available from the New York Film Annex
>> (http://www.nyfavideo.com/index.htm), one of those companies that seems
>>to hav
>> a lot of public domain titles and some others that might have slipped
>>through
>> the cracks.  I've seen about a dozen releases from this company
>>(including bit
>> of all three Hani films) and they're certainly watchable but rarely anything
>> more (the image is usually fairly soft and there's sometimes problems
>>with the
>> source print).  I thought Green Horizon (the one with Jimmy Stewart) was
>> available years ago but could be mistaken.
>>
>>Lang
>>

______________________________________________
David Dessser, Professor and Director
Unit for Cinema Studies
3092B Foreign Languages Bldg.; MC-162
707 S. Mathews
Urbana, IL   61801
217/333-3356