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Well, Zatoichi definitely had one off the top of my head, and I think Shoah, Nashville, and On the Waterfront had fairly substantial booklets.

jindianajonz wrote:Well, Zatoichi definitely had one off the top of my head, and I think Shoah, Nashville, and On the Waterfront had fairly substantial booklets.

And Bergman / Rossellini, and the WCF set. I think 'best booklet' is a much better option than hoping that a bunch of meteorites all hit exactly the same spot.

As did Rossellini/Bergman. The Etaix one was fairly short but had a lot of good information and vintage images.

Nobody else assayed the Etaix essay?

Babette's Feast also had a nice thick booklet.