"Chess Player" on current video
Will Ryan
wfr at SAS.AC.UK
Mon Dec 3 10:38:17 UTC 2007
Thanks again to Steven Hill for this information - but buyers outside
the US and Canada beware - I was just about to buy this for my wife to
give me for Christmas when I noticed on the Amazon.uk site a piece of
information not offered on the MilestoneFilms website - that the DVD is
Region 1 and NTSC only - i.e. won't work on most DVD and TV players
outside US and Canada. Pity.
Will Ryan
Prof Steven P Hill wrote:
> Dear colleagues:
>
> I was surprised, and pleased, to read that the 1927 French film,
> "The Chess Player" ("Le joueur d'echecs") was familiar to some
> experts. (Experts who in fact know much more about it than I do.)
>
> Given more recognition and interest than I had presumed, about
> this old film depicting Poland and Russia in the late 18th century,
> I'll attach below a link to the DVD restorer-distributor's detailed
> description and pricing of "Chess Player":
>
> http://www.milestonefilms.com/movie.php/chess/
>
> I note also that some used or discounted DVD-video copies may be
> found on "EBay.Com" and "Half.Com" .
>
> Best wishes to all,
> Steven P Hill,
> University of Illinois.
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