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Jiri Barta
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Special
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Disc 1"
"The Pied Piper" Feature, Restored By Craig Rogers For Deaf Crocodile
Jiri Barta’s Short Film The Vanished World Of Gloves, A Marvelous Tour Through Cinema History Told Through Animated Gloves (1982, 16 Min.)
"Chronicle Of The Pied Piper", A Behind-The-Scenes Documentary On The Making Of Barta’s Masterpiece (1985, 13 Min., Dir. Miroslava Humplikova) - In Czech With English Subtitles
Video Interview With Director Jiri Barta, Moderated By Dennis Bartok Of Deaf Crocodile
Audio Commentary By Czech Film Expert Irena Kovarova Of Comeback Company And Film Critic & Historian Peter Hames
Disc 2:
Six Jiri Barta Short Films, Newly Restored By Deaf Crocodile:
- "Riddles For A Candy" (1978, 8 Min., 謎かけと飴玉) In Barta’s Debut Short, A Fantastical Anteater-Shaped Creature Must Solve Complicated Riddles Posed By A Magical Book
- "Disc Jockey" (1980, 10 Min., ディスクジョッキー). Everyday Life Is A World Of Discs: Plates, Ashtrays, Buttons, A Copy Of “Abbey Road,” In Barta’s Satire Of Empty Modern Life
- "The Design" (1981, 6 Min., プロジェクト). An Apartment Block Comes To Life On A Drafting Board, In Barta’s Critique Of State-Socialist Housing
- "A Ballad About Green Wood" (1983, 11 Min., 緑の森のバラード) A Miniature Masterpiece About The Occult Mysteries Of Earth, Sky, Stone, Wood And Snow
- "The Last Theft" (1987, 21 Min., 最後の盗み) Barta’s Spectral Ghost Story Follows A Thief Who Breaks Into An Apparently-Abandoned Mansion To Loot It Of Its Treasures
- "The Club Of The Laid Off" (1989, 25 Min., 見捨てられたクラブ) Barta’s Disturbing Stop-Motion Gem Is Set In A Decrepit Apartment Where Wooden Mannequins Mimic Their Almost-Human "Lives"
New Video Interview With Director Jiri Barta About His Short Films, Moderated By Dennis Bartok
New Visual Essay Narrated By Czech Film Expert Irena Kovarova Of Comeback Company, Film Critic & Historian Peter Hames And Edited By Ryan Verrill Of Someone’s Favorite Productions
New Artwork By Beth Morris
Blu-ray Authoring By David Mackenzie Of Fidelity In Motion
Slipcase Featuring New Artwork By Brian Level
60-Page Illustrated Book
New Essay By Film Historian Jonathan Owen
New Essay By Film Critic And Author Walter Chaw
Essay On "The Pied Piper" By Czech Film Expert Irena Kovarova
Limited Edition Of Only 2000 Units |
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