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Magick Lantern Cycle (BFI) (R2/UK BD) in May
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22-04-2009 13:09 | 3349 views
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The Magick Lantern Cycle, released in a 2-disc set, contains the following films: Fireworks (1947); Puce Moment (1949); Rabbit's Moon (1950/1971, the rarely seen 16 mins version); Eaux d'Artifice (1953); Inauguration of the Pleasure Dome (1954); Scorpio Rising (1964); Kustom Kar Kommandos (1965); Invocation of My Demon Brother (1969); Rabbit's Moon (1979); Lucifer Rising (1981).
Features include:
- Newly recorded commentaries by Kenneth Anger
- The Man We Want to Hang (2002) – Anger’s film on the art of Aleister Crowley
- Restoration work demo
- Anger Me (2006) – Elio Gelmini’s portrait of Kenneth Anger
- Illustrated booklet containing Modesty and the Art of Film (1951), an original article by Kenneth Anger; The Crowned and Conquering Child (2008), a newly commissioned essay by author Gary Lachman; and film credits
The content is spread across a DVD9 + DVD5 on DVD and a BD50 + DVD5 on Blu-ray.
There is also a theatrical event tied into this release…
Kenneth Anger Shoots the Moon – BFI Southbank Special Event
Kenneth Anger will introduce a special screening of Rabbit’s Moon (1950 version). After the screening, we welcome Gary Lachman, Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard to discuss with Anger his influences and legacy. Tue 12 May 18:20 NFT1 Tickets £9, concs £6.65
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Also, in line with other mixed Blu-ray/DVD releases from the BFI (the Jeff Keen set and Nighthawks), the Blu-ray disc only contains HD material, so should be universally compatible with any player - the SD PAL video material is on the supplementary DVD.
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Oh, I must import this. Thanks for the region-free confirmation, Michael.
I doubt we'll see Anger on Blu-ray in the US anytime soon.