January 06, 2007
The Dog Arrives January 12th
(Posted In Asia Cult DVD News Sci-Fi / Fantasy )
Glory, but it's a good time to be a fan of Thai auteur Wisit Sasanatieng. His latest picture, The Unseeable has reportedly sold well around teh world, he's gearing up his martial arts picture Armful, Tears of the Black Tiger is poised to be unleashed on North American shores and - finally - an English friendly DVD release of Citizen Dog is just around the corner.
I have yet to see it listed for sale on the major sites but the Hong Kong DVD has been announced as coming January 12th. More information as we get it.
» Posted by Todd at January 6, 2007 12:01 PM
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Fearless Director's Cut, World Sinks Except Japan, and now Citizen Dog? I was hoping to have a quiet January after many purchases in Decemeber, but it doesn't look like that will happen. Oh well, it was an awesome flick, I can't wait!
» Posted by Josh at January 6, 2007 01:47 PM
It would be great to see this released on region 2 dvd as i'd love to give a UK distributor business but i suppose its hard to categorise so no distributor is willing to take the risk.......shame.
» Posted by Raku at January 6, 2007 04:07 PM
DVD details and Cover art:
- Letterboxed and 16x9 enhanced
- Thai (Stereo)
- Chinese (Traditional) and English subtitles
- Extras: Trailer and behind the scenes (with English subtitles only)
- DVD-9
- Running Time: 104 minutes (plus 44 minutes of extras)
Source: asiandvdguide
» Posted by Daze at January 7, 2007 07:06 AM
I disliked Citizen Dog. Visually it was interesting, but it still looked/felt like an unsuccessful attempt at emulating Jean-Pierre's Amelie.
» Posted by Kim at January 8, 2007 08:33 PM
*Jean-Pierre Jeunet, although I suspect most visitors to this site would know which film I'm referring to.
» Posted by Kim at January 8, 2007 08:35 PM
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