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Re: Well, it appears that this stream is almost fished out.

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Andrew T.

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In Reply to: Re: Well, it appears that this stream is almost fished out. posted by Victor Khomenko on January 24, 2002 at 05:10:54:

Hello Victor,
If you have the time, you may wish to look for this Japanese film by a director named Miike called 'Audition'.
There isn't a region 1 DVD for it ( but doesn't every self-respecting film buff own a region-free player :)?) but there should
be region3 discs for it available on the 'net or your local/closest Chinatown. Also, may like 'Unagi' by Imamura
Regards,
A.

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Re: Well, it appears that this stream is almost fished out. - Victor Khomenko 06:46:44 01/24/02 (6)
Thank you Andrew. I dutifully wrote down these and your previous recommendations and will take them to my store. Sorry to disappoint you, but I don't own a region-free player... ten lashes with VHS tape for me, I guess.
- Re: Well, it appears that this stream is almost fished out. - Andrew T. 07:28:13 01/24/02 (5)
  Hello Victor,
  Sorry, didn't mean to sound snotty..I watch films in whatever format I can get it on.
  Unfortunately, a whole bunch of films are not available for domestic release in NAmerica,
  thus the region-free player. I should have brought back a multisystem player the last time
  I was in Asia...can't believe how many films are in PAL and not NTSC.
  Regards,
  A.
  - Re: Well, it appears that this stream is almost fished out. - Victor Khomenko 07:36:32 01/24/02 (4)
    ***Sorry, didn't mean to sound snotty..
    I didn't take it that way, don't worry, I perfectly understand the reason.
    
    ***I watch films in whatever format I can get it on.
    Unfortunately, a whole bunch of films are not available for domestic release in NAmerica,
    thus the region-free player. I should have brought back a multisystem player the last time
    I was in Asia...can't believe how many films are in PAL and not NTSC.
    And I am sure there are some great SECAM films too. I presume one can buy such player in NY City - no?
    - PS.. - Andrew T. 08:37:21 01/24/02 (2)
      ...if you wish to continue your conversation with Auph, there's always the thread with John Dem 'above'.
      A.
      - Ah, don't worry... - Victor Khomenko 08:54:28 01/24/02 (1)
        
        In Reply to: PS.. posted by Andrew T. on January 24, 2002 at 08:37:21:
        
        He is not the most shy guy here, he can always find me... he-he...
        
        Yep! ;^) - Audiophilander 09:26:57 01/24/02 (0)
        
        In Reply to: Ah, don't worry... posted by Victor Khomenko on January 24, 2002 at 08:54:28:
        
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    - Re: Well, it appears that this stream is almost fished out. - Andrew T. 08:32:53 01/24/02 (0)
      Hello Victor,
      "And I am sure there are some great SECAM films too. I presume one can buy such player in NY City - no? "
      No doubt one can find such machines in NYC...but over here in Canada, we're such law-abiding citizens that
      we don't have them for sale ( 'cept maybe in chinatown ).
      Regards,
      A.

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