Country: Switzerland
Region: A,B
Releasing Studio: Trigon Film
Case Type: Keep Case
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Codec: AVC
Picture: 1080p
Soundtracks: Japanese Dolby Digital 1.0 (Mono)
Subtitles (optional): German, French
Cuts: None, 88:11
Commentaries: None
Extras:
Basically a non verbal analysis of certain aspects of the movie's visuals, introduced just with a title (in German and French). Every part is skippable (34:19) (last part always my translation from German (understand French as well, but German as reference)
1. Sehen und erinnern (German) - Voir et se souvenir (French) - (Seeing and Remembering)
2. Visueller Bolero (German) - Bolero visuel (French) - Visual Bolero (The Dance)
3. Schau-Platz Wald (German) - La scéne de la forêt (French) - The forest as a theatre setting (or: The Forest as a Setting for a Play - English Natives maybe know best...
)4. Der kleine Mensch (German) - Le petit homme (French) - The Little Human Being
5. Das Schwert zwischen den Beinen (German) - L'épée entre les jambes (French) - The Sword Between the Legs
6. Männerphantasien (German) - Fantasies d'hommes (French) - Men's fantasies
7. Vor dem Gesetz (German) - Devant la loi (French) - Before the Law
8. Jeder sein eigener Held: Der Tod des Opfers (German) - Chacun son propre héros: La mort de la victime (French) - Everybody is its Own Hero: The Death of the Victim
9. Die Musik der Bewegung (German) - e - motion pictures - La musique du mouvement (French) - The Music of Movement
10. Mit der Kamera schreiben (German) - Kazuo Miyagawa Ecrire avec la caméra (French) - Writing with the Camera
11. Zwei Männer nehmen Distanz (German) - Deux hommes prennent de la distance (French) - Two Men Take Distance
12. Die Rahmenhandlung Unter dem Rashomon (German) - Le récit-cadre Sous le Rashomon (French) - The Background Story of Rashomon
Notes: Successfully tested in region A and B player. Don't know if also plays in region C. A note to the bonus feature: It seems not to be that much, but I have to say its very interesting. Because of the idea of just showing how the director did it with very little explaining but a lot of "showing". Would recommend this release just because of that... I also own the Criterion release - a lot more extras there. But not this "simple" visual experience.
Easter Eggs: -
Source: Own it
