acquarello. "Angie Vera" was one of those films that were bravely released from the then Eastern Bloc nations like Hungary. Despite its political milieu, it also succeeded artistically and it should be worth a spot in one's library. "Amagi Pass" was shown in a Montreal film festival in the 80's and won some acting (? not sure) awards. I thought the cinematography was impressive. "Lies My Father Told Me" by Jan Kadar is a childhood memoir shot in a Jewish ghetto in Canada. Very lyrical and unsentimental. I checked the British video site and found out that Fellini's 8 1/2 and La Dolce Vita will be released on DVD soon. I also found out that their DVD version of "Aguirre, the Wrath of God" is in widescreen. The US DVD version is standard so are other great films being released by New Yorker Video. 