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Is the full film available in the United States?  I know the Truffaut section is, but I'm also curious to see what Bin Furuta looks like out of his Frankenstein makeup for _Frankenstein Conquers the World_.  some of the interviewees in _Age of the Gods_ thought he wasn't wearing any.  This looks like a job for E. Elias Merhige, especially since Shelley said the monster was "yellow" which one could choose to interpret as 1818 talk for "Asian," though it's probably not meant that way.

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