This is a really interesting list, as much for what it includes as what it doesn't.FrauBlucher wrote: ↑Fri May 03, 2024 9:27 pmfound more new pages. Oddly many of the URL numbers skip. Some of these have been released by Criterion. William Klein Eclipse is currently unavailable and Carlos Saura Eclipse is OOP. Maybe these will eventually get bluray boxsets. The Kieślowski is in the Dekalog box
Ray...Devi
Hou... Cute Girl
Hou... The Boys from Fengkuei
Hou... The Green, Green Grass of Home
Ivan Passer... Intimate Lighting
William Klein... The Model Couple
William Klein... Mr. Freedom
William Klein... Who Are You, Polly Maggot?
Václav Vorlíček... Three Wishes For Cinderella
Kieślowski... A Short Film About Killing
Saura... Los ojos vendados
Saura... Elisa, vida mia
Saura...The Garden of Delights
Saura...Honeycomb
Saura... The Hunt
Saura... Stress is Three
Saura... Peppermint Frappe
Saura...Sweet Hours
Berlanga... Welcome Mr. Marshall!
Berlanga... Barrios altos
Berlanga... Everyone Off to Jail
Berlanga...Boyfriend in Sight
Berlanga...Miracles of Thursday
Berlanga... Nacional III
Berlanga... Patrimonio nacional
Berlanga... Placido
Berlanga...The Rocket from Calabuch
Devi, the three William Klein films, and A Short Film About Killing are all in the Criterion Collection. in addition, the three Hou films, Three Wishes for Cinderella, the Saura films and the Berlanga films are all on the Criterion Channel. The Boys From Fengkuei in particular has been in the rotation as a World Cinema Project restoration for some time, and I think this is the last step before Criterion puts it out on disc.
What I think is really interesting is that five Saura films are on the Criterion Channel that don't have Janus webpages: Ana and the Wolves, Cousin Angelica, and Deprisa, Deprisa, as well as Cria Cuervos... (the only Saura film to have a solo Criterion release) and Marathon, which is part of the 100 Years of Olympic Films box set. In contrast, Garcia Berlanga's only film in the Collection, The Executioner does have its own page. The two films of his that are on the channel but don't have pages are La Boutique and Long Live the Bride and Groom. I wonder if they only have the streaming rights to these movies or if they just haven't created their webpages yet.
Another interesting thing is to look at the numbers on these webpages. Janus has evidently been sitting on the rights to all of these films (except for maybe Los ojos vendados) for some time but has not (for whatever reason) done anything with the films. In contrast, the Janus webpage for The Executioner has a much larger number than any of the listed pages, meaning that Janus got the rights to it at a later date and released it before the other films.