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And another better pic from Felix' galleries. Thanks very much! I previously just had a headshot from a publicity pic (bibs appear much more faded) and I have seen real screenshots for the first time.
Some scenes outside and inside including rear views and another sitting scenes. I think she was 10 or 11 yo but looking even much younger and smaller. Although taken from a DVD and upscaled to 1024x576, the image quality seems quite poor, even outside, so the few full rear views and inside even appear out of focus. I don't like young girls anyway. Rather few good scenes, mainly partial views and later a sweater bound over her hips. Interesting plot though.
Main post rating 5 (rather rating 4-5 but maybe moving scenes are better)
https://biboverallsfilms.blogspot.com/2011/10/es-geschah-am-hellichten-tag-1997.html
1 comment:
This highlights quite nicely the problem I have with film distributors/studios. This gallery was created from an official DVD bought many years ago on Amazon. So the quality you see is what you get if you buy the DVD! Now in this case there is no better version available, I found one that claimed to be HD, but its clearly the DVD upscaled and has less details than my version. Maybe one day it will be broadcast on TV or re-released with better quality.
In other films, like Canicule (1984) where again I own the official DVD, the quality is like a VHS!! In this case I recently found a version on a streaming service, which is so much better quality it's like looking at a different film! I actually really resent the fact that I payed for a movie in such terrible quality, when it is clear much higher quality was possible! Clearly whoever created the DVD for distribution, simply didn't care.
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