Possession (1981)

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A few words about the restoration of POSSESSION because the hustle is in place right now and that everything should happen before the end of the month. A commentary-free look at how much or how little the Berlin locations used in the film have changed in the 31 years since the film was made. More From Mondo Vision - a collection of trailers for Mondo Vision's DVD releases of Andrzej Zulawski's La femme publique, L'important c'est d'aimer, L'amour braque, and Szamanka. In French and Polish, with imposed English subtitles where necessary. (11 min).

It's interesting how he mentions that the previous transfer also had some inherent errors which had to be corrected - one of those being the same highlight clipping people have complained about with LCQF's transfer. had a much more thorough education in Hebrew than I ever did, had to provide the actual translations. But here's the

should be the beginning. So not to pun horribly given the kind of Satanic element of The Possession, but as

forms when they become the final letter of any given word. Those final forms should obviously be found on the I know there's been controversy with this film in the past. Weren't there two distinctly different HD grades supervised and/or approved by the director or am I misremembering? It's finally happened: my extremely rudimentary knowledge of Hebrew has paid off. Instead of struggling to haltingly

In the scene shown, the blue tone present in some transfers of the film (and in the "before" image which was adjusted to show those same colours) is specific to the transfer itself. It was not present in the original film.

Play Movie" and the like, there are some issues, shall we say. As many of you who don't even have a A brief but informative look at the work of Polish film poster artists Barbara Baranowska, aka Basha, who designed the poster for Possession that features on the cover of this very Blu-ray disc. This history is provided by Daniel Bird's soberly delivered but well-written narration, illustrated by the often striking posters themselves.initially confused as to why these "finals", as they're called, were on the right side of the words, which really