| Lost film according to: https://anime-database.fandom.com/wiki/The_Bunbuku_Teapot |
| A private collector has a copy of that film and offered it (amongst others) for screening in Paris in 2002: Source (french): https://www.cinemasie.com/fr/fiche/dossier/166/ Or does the mention "no surviving copy is known to exist in any private or public collection." mean it got destroyed recently? |
| If my portion of anime seen ever gets lower than 10% of the database, consider me dead. |
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A private collector has a copy of that film and offered it (amongst others) for screening in Paris in 2002:
Source (french): https://www.cinemasie.com/fr/fiche/dossier/166/
Or does the mention "no surviving copy is known to exist in any private or public collection." mean it got destroyed recently?
Source (french): https://www.cinemasie.com/fr/fiche/dossier/166/
Or does the mention "no surviving copy is known to exist in any private or public collection." mean it got destroyed recently?
| @flammeur The website I was referencing suck ass ngl, I made a lot post like this for movies that I couldn't find on the web in hope someone would prove me wrong. Thats some very useful information you posted here, so basically one family owns a bunch of old japanese movies and a screening of them was organised in 2022 in Paris (Where I freaking live, how unfortunate). Je regrette fortement de ne pas avoir eu connaissance de cette événement plus tôt, j'aurais vraiment adoré. |
| @WashmaButt 2002, not 2022 so it's entirely possible it got destroyed or damaged beyond repair in the last 21 years. |
| If my portion of anime seen ever gets lower than 10% of the database, consider me dead. |