Letters from Fontainhas: Three Films by Pedro Costa (DVD) (Criterion Collection) (US Version) DVD Region 1

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Product Title:	Letters from Fontainhas: Three Films by Pedro Costa (DVD) (Criterion Collection) (US Version) Letters from Fontainhas: Three Films by Pedro Costa (DVD) (Criterion Collection) (美國版) Letters from Fontainhas: Three Films by Pedro Costa (DVD) (Criterion Collection) (美国版) Letters from Fontainhas: Three Films by Pedro Costa (Criterion Collection) (US Version) Letters from Fontainhas: Three Films by Pedro Costa (Criterion Collection) (US Version)
Director:	Pedro Costa Pedro Costa Pedro Costa Pedro Costa Pedro Costa
Release Date:	2010-03-30
UPC Code:	715515053013
Language:	Portuguese
Subtitles:	English
Picture Format:	NTSC What is it?
Aspect Ratio:	1.33 : 1
Color Information:	Color
Sound Information:	Hi-Fi Stereo
Disc Format(s):	DVD
Region Code:	1 - USA, Canada, U.S. Territories What is it?
Rating:	Not Rated
Publisher:	Criterion Collection
Other Information:	4DVD
Package Weight:	217 (g)
Shipment Unit:	2 What is it?
YesAsia Catalog No.:	1023153404

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* Features:
- New video conversations between Costa and filmmaker Jean-Pierre Gorin
- New audio commentary for In Vanda’s Room featuring Costa and Gorin
- New selected-scene audio commentary for Colossal Youth
- Video interviews with critic João Bénard da Costa and cinematographer Emmanuel Machuel
- New video essay by artist Jeff Wall
- All Blossoms Again, a feature-length documentary on Costa
- Tarrafal and The Rabbit Hunters, two short films by Costa
- Little Boy Male, Little Girl Female, a video installation piece by Costa
- Galleries of photos by Mariana Viegas and Richard Dumas
- Theatrical trailers for In Vanda’s Room and Colossal Youth
- Pllus: A booklet featuring essays by critics Cyril Neyrat, Ricardo Matos Cabo, Luc Sante, Thom Andersen, and Mark Peranson, as well as a reprint by Bernard Eisenschitz

Director: Pedro Costa

One of the most important artists on the international film scene today, Portuguese director Pedro Costa has been steadily building an impressive body of work since the late eighties. And these are the three films that put him on the map: spare, painterly portraits of battered, largely immigrant lives in the slums of Fontainhas, a neighborhood on the outskirts of Lisbon. Hypnotic, controlled works, Ossos, In Vanda's Room, and Colossal Youth confirm Costa as a provocative new cinematic poet, one who locates beauty in the most unlikely of places.

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