Since his death in 1992, Markopoulos's partner Robert Beavers has made some of his work visible again, in part to collect funds for the screenings of the monumental Eniaios, and for the galleries that have preserved their work. The duo left the U.S. in 1967, and Markopoulos subsequently removed his work from distribution.

Yes, this is the second set. The proper info for the first is as follows:

Disc 1 

Le Retour la raison 
(Man Ray, France, 1923, 2 min.) 

Emak-Bakia 
(Man Ray, France, 1926, 16 min.) 

L'toile de mer 
(Man Ray, France, 1928, 15.5 min.) 

Les Mystres du chteau du D 
(Man Ray, France, 1929, 20 min.) 

The Life and Death of 9413, a Hollywood Extra 
(Slavko Vorkapich, Robert Florey, U.S., 1928, 13 min.) 

Mnilmontant 
(Dimitri Kirsanoff, France, 1926, 37 min.) 

Brumes d'automne 
(Dimitri Kirsanoff, France, 1928, 12 min.) 

Lot in Sodom 
(James Sibley Watson, Melville Webber, U.S., 1933, 27 min.) 

Rhythmus 21 
(Hans Richter, Germany, 1921, 3 min.) 

Vormittagsspuk (Ghosts Before Breakfast) 
(Hans Richter, Germany, 1928, 9 min.) 

Anmic cinma 
(Marcel Duchamp, France, 1926, 6.5 min.) 

Ballet mcanique 
(Fernand Lger, France, 1924, 11 min.) 

Symphonie diagonale 
(Viking Eggeling, France, 1924, 7 min.) 

Le Vampire 
(Jean Painlev, France, 1939, 8.5 min.) 

The Hearts of Age 
(Orson Welles, William Vance, U.S., 1934, 8 min.) 

Disc 2 

berfall 
(Ern Metzner, Germany, 1928, 22 min.) 

La glace trois faces 
(Jean Epstein, France, 1927, 33 min.) 

Le Tempestaire 
(Jean Epstein, France, 1947, 22.5 min.) 

Romance sentimentale 
(Sergei Eisenstein, Grigori V. Alexandrov, France, 1930, 20 min.) 

Autumn Fire 
(Herman G. Weinberg, U.S., 1931, 15 min.) 

Manhatta 
(Paul Strand, Charles Sheeler, U.S., 1921, 10 min.) 

La Coquille et le clergyman 
(Germaine Dulac, France, 1926, 31.5 min.) 

Regen (Rain) 
(Joris Ivens, the Netherlands, 1929, 14 min.) 

H2O 
(Ralph Steiner, U.S., 1929, 12 min.) 

Even -- As You and I 
(Roger Barlow, Harry Hay, LeRoy Robbins, U.S., 1937, 12 min.)

*Includes film notes by film critic/historian Elliot Stein, English subtitle options on selected films, newly composed scores by Sue Harshe, Larry Marrotta, Paul Mercer, and Donald Sosin, and more.