Found at 'Mostly Lost' vol 2 - new DVD

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Found at 'Mostly Lost' vol 2 - new DVD

Post by BenModel » Sun Oct 14, 2018 12:34 pm

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On October 30, 2018 Undercrank Productions will release its second DVD of rare silent films identified during the annual "Mostly Lost" film identification workshop held by the Library of Congress. The disc contains 10 films screened and ID'ed during Mostly Lost 4, 5 and 6, and featuers new musical scores by Ben Model, Andrew E. Simpson and Philip Carli.

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Re: Found at 'Mostly Lost' vol 2 - new DVD

Post by BenModel » Thu Oct 25, 2018 9:20 am


The first review is up! Raquel Stecher’s “Out of the Past” site singles out a rare Monty Banks short (?!) and another with Billy Bletcher as comedy highlights of the new DVD. Read all about it right here.

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Re: Found at 'Mostly Lost' vol 2 - new DVD

Post by BenModel » Fri Oct 26, 2018 12:55 pm


Another great review has just been posted, this time on on ZekeFilm! Interesting to see which rarities were at the top of the list for this reviewer.

Read the write-up here.

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Re: Found at 'Mostly Lost' vol 2 - new DVD

Post by martin arias » Wed Nov 14, 2018 11:48 am

Ben, what the first reviewer says about the German intertitles on "Derby Day" is right. I can read them, so it was no trouble for me. But I just imagine what'd happen if the intertitles were in Czech, or Norwegian, Danish, or something like that, which wouldn`t be really unusual considering where many nitrate prints have been preserved. Even understanding the "state of art" rule of the DVD series, I don't think it would hurt adding in future occasions optional English subtitles (instead of replacing those in the print).

thanks!

Martin

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