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I find this interesting because to the best of my knowlege this film has
never been legally released. Does your copy of APPLAUSE look legit ( ie
does it have an official looking Unversal box?) Some times distrubutors
carry bootleg copies without knowing it. The fact that only one distributor
carries it is a bit odd.
 
Jessica Rosner
kino
 
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