You should try to contact the Argentine Embassy in Washington. The
cultural sector should have a subtitled VHS to lend to you. When do
you need the tape? I could pass you some contact numbers in the
Argentine Film Institute who can help you for sure.

Last year we organized a retrospective of his films here in Brazil
and they were very cooperative.

Patricia Martin
Projeto Pro@rte Brasil


>
>I have also been trying to find the film,
>with subtitles, without much luck.
>
>New Yorker Films charges about $250
>for rental of a (subtitled) film print.
>
>Instituto Cervantes in New York has
>a copy WITHOUT subtitles in it video
>library. Videos can be checked out from
>them for up to 3 weeks I believe.
>
>I'd be interested in finding a subtitled
>VHS copy as well, please let me know if
>you are able to locate one. I am teaching a
>Lat Am cinema course in Spring quarter and
>would like to show it.
>
>Suggestions on supporting/reading
>materials on Solanas' (post-Hour of
>Furnaces) films would also be appreciated.
>
>LEO ARISTIMUNO
>Department of Media Arts
>Drexel University
>200 Nesbitt Hall
>33rd and Market Streets
>Philadelphia, PA 19104
>Telephone: (215) 895-1618
>Fax: (215) 895-6447
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>--- Dianne Brooks <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>>  This is the Fernando Solanas film.
>>
>>  Does anyone have any suggestions as
>>  to how to acquire this video for less
>>  than the Facets price of $250?
>>
>>  Any suggestions would be appreciated.
>>
>>  Dianne Brooks
>>  University of Massachusetts Amherst
>>
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