----------------------------Original message---------------------------- My understanding is that Debord's films are unavailable, at his request, to anyone in any format. Perhaps this will change, unfortunately, with his death; this was the case with Jack Smith's and Andy Warhol's films, which were withheld from distribution by the filmmakers themselves until their deaths; I've wondered if the films of the late Gregory Markopoulous -- which he withdrew from American audiences -- might finally again see the light of day/the screen. This is an interesting question of course, for debate: should we be able to see the work of a filmmaker even if that filmmaker doesn't want us to? Should we be so eager to disrespect the filmmaker's wishes after their deaths?