Kino International has scored a big goal with the release of this DVD edition of a much-liked Paul Leni film. This edition has been mastered from a restoration print produced by the Cineteca del Comune di Bologna, with restoration lab work by L’Immagine Retrovata. English language intertitles from a 1924 British print have been inserted for this edition. The film is accompanied by a piano score composed and performed by Jon C. Mirsalis.
Our first look at the disc reveals a very-good 35mm restoration print that is moderately speckled and dusty, but generally a pleasure to watch, except for the sometimes over-saturated colors of the toning.
Supplemental materials include Paul Leni’s experimental short film Rebus-film No. 1 (1926) from a contrasty reduction print, and an exerpt from The Thief of Bagdad (1924).
| USA: Click the logomark at right to purchase this Region 1 NTSC DVD edition from Amazon.com. Your purchase helps support the Silent Era website. |
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| Canada: Click the logomark at right to purchase this Region 1 NTSC DVD edition from Amazon.ca. Your purchase helps support the Silent Era website. |
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| United Kingdom: Click the logomark at right to purchase this Region 1 NTSC DVD edition from Amazon.co.uk. Your purchase helps support the Silent Era website. |
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| This Region 1 NTSC DVD edition is also available directly from KINO LORBER. |
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