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Europa AKA Zentropa (1991)
Just after WW2, an American takes a railway job in Germany, but finds his position politically sensitive with various people trying to use him.Director: Lars von Trier
OVERALL: Draw-
OVERALL: Draw
The identical trilogy box sets have an anamorphic transfer, 5.1 audio, commentaries, and more extras.
The US Criterion release has some differing exclusive extras.
See the DVDBeaver link below for a review of the Criterion edition or click HERE for a review of the box set.
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CUTS:
- R0 China- VII Pillars Entertainment - No Cuts
- R0 Italy- Raro Video - No cuts
- R0 United Kingdom- Tartan Video - No cuts (107:21 PAL)
- R1 America- Criterion Collection - No cuts (112:04 NTSC)
- R2 Lars von Trier's Europa Trilogy France- Filmedia - No cuts (107:23 PAL)
- R2 Lars von Trier's Europa Trilogy Germany- Universum Film GmbH - No cuts (107:23 PAL)
- R2 Lars von Trier's Europa Trilogy Scandinavia- Electric Park - No cuts (107:23 PAL)
- R2 Spain- Filmax Home Video - No cuts
- R2 Lars von Trier's Europe Trilogy United Kingdom- Tartan Video - No cuts (107:23 PAL)
- R3 Hong Kong- Vii Pillars Entertainment - No cuts
- R3 South Korea- Spectrum - No cuts
- R4 Lars von Trier's Europa Trilogy Australia- Accent - No cuts (107:23 PAL)
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Comparison added by The Rewind Team on 25/07/04
Comparison last updated by James-Masaki_Ryan on 20/10/22UPDATE LOG:
21/12/13 : Added Europa sets, the Criterion edition, and DVDBeaver links.
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20/10/22: Added France, Australia, ASINs.
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