I didn't know you haven't known. 

This DVD is almost half a year "old". A's anxious to buy it but he isn't rich either. 

Meanwhile, there has been a new Straub-Huillet-Box-Set released in France which includes "Not Reconciled", "Machorka-Muff", "Introduction to Arnold Schoenberg's Accompaniment to a Cinematic Scene", "Moses and Aaron" and "From Today Until Tomorrow", all wonderfully transferred and unfortunately all only German with French Subtitles... 

I don't know if I really want to see their films... There's a DVD-Copy of "History Lessons" lying on my desk which I tried to watch several weeks ago (while being a bit tired which didn't help...). It was unbearable. One of the most pretentious and aloof films I've seen so far. It brought my worst Godard-memories back to life. Hopefully, I'll make more out of it when I have another try... 
Am I too poorly educated to receive this kind of filmmaking?! Sort of, I guess.