[KineJapan] Page of Madness

[Jasper Sharp]

Sorry, my mistake - I do know though that for a long time they weren't loaning it out and had heard that it was also a tricky business getting the clearance for this particular screening.


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From: Aaron Gerow <aaron.gerow at yale.edu>
Sent: 14 January 2019 18:24
To: Jasper Sharp; Japanese Cinema Discussion Forum
Subject: Re: [KineJapan] Page of Madness

When the JAEFF showed the film in September 2017, they used the BFI print.

Aaron


I don't think the BFI is loaning out their print any more, not for the past ten years at least.
They do have a very good 35mm print of JUJIRO, Kinugasa's much lesser known and seldom screened other "experimental" film, which to my mind is far better, although I know I am in a minority here.

Jasper

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