Cineteca Bologna 2012

[Saimo]

Simon Starcace

My name has been misspelled many ways, but never like this!
*Simone Starace*
(oh, and in Italy "Simone" is a boy name)

[NABOB OF NOWHERE]

Simone, my apologies!

I am the web's most notorious dyslectic (Dislectyc)!!

After David Aehrenstein.

Nice work on the Grillemon tavara

[NABOB OF NOWHERE]

(Someone has to suggest a name for Grem's pussy.)

Dainah Pur-sang

[NABOB OF NOWHERE]

Thank you. I thought I outdid myself there, riffing off purr/persian and pure blooded, as opposed to métisse.

[George Kaplan]

Can anyone report on these screenings of MAN'S CASTLE, listed as running 75 minutes?
It seems unlikely and program notes make no mention of completeness or versions, nor is there any archive noted as sourcing the print. Then again, it was introduced by Hervé Dumont...
Someone please confirm this as true!

[Saimo]

The print was from Cinémathèque de la Ville du Luxembourg, with burned-in French subtitles. Hervé Dumont explained that different versions have different scenes included, and Sony is still trying to restore a complete version. The screened print surely was longer than most other versions, and in fact Italian subtitles were translated from another print and had some scenes un-translated. For example, I remember Tracy and Young having bath without clothes, with a couple of pretty explicit shots.

[NABOB OF NOWHERE]

Restored and tinted. Bring it on