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**argoman** · November 22nd, 2011, 05:40 AM

This next film of this type to be released on DVD is ‘Her Private Hell’ from 1968, which is due out in February

Extras include:

“Original Her Private Hell trailer
Alternative, uncensored US sequences (3 minutes)
Screen tests (4 minutes)
Making Her Private Hell (15 minutes): new documentary with cast and crew interviews
Incident (Norman J Warren, 1959, 14 minutes): newly-created HD version of Warren's enigmatic first film
Fragment (Norman J Warren, 1966, 11 minutes): exquisite short about a woman's unhappiness after a failed love affair
The Anatomy of a Pin-up (David Cohen, 1971, 30 minutes): modish documentary about the modelling industry
Fully illustrated booklet with new essays by Norman J Warren, David Cohen, Lynn Barber and Josephine Botting”

Anatomy of a Pin-Up sounds potentially interesting, according to the BFI’s website it is a “Documentary about glamour magazines, images of women and exploitation. Models, photographers, magazine editors and members of the public express their opinions about those who psoe (sic) for top-shelf magazines, raising various questions about the depiction and presentation of women in such publications.” Featured in the documentary are Julie Ege, Katya Wyeth and Francoise Pascal.

November 22nd, 2011, 05:40 AM	#104
argoman Vintage Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 1,099 Thanks: 1,563 Thanked 39,340 Times in 1,160 Posts	This next film of this type to be released on DVD is ‘Her Private Hell’ from 1968, which is due out in February Extras include: “Original Her Private Hell trailer Alternative, uncensored US sequences (3 minutes) Screen tests (4 minutes) Making Her Private Hell (15 minutes): new documentary with cast and crew interviews Incident (Norman J Warren, 1959, 14 minutes): newly-created HD version of Warren's enigmatic first film Fragment (Norman J Warren, 1966, 11 minutes): exquisite short about a woman's unhappiness after a failed love affair The Anatomy of a Pin-up (David Cohen, 1971, 30 minutes): modish documentary about the modelling industry Fully illustrated booklet with new essays by Norman J Warren, David Cohen, Lynn Barber and Josephine Botting” Anatomy of a Pin-Up sounds potentially interesting, according to the BFI’s website it is a “Documentary about glamour magazines, images of women and exploitation. Models, photographers, magazine editors and members of the public express their opinions about those who psoe (sic) for top-shelf magazines, raising various questions about the depiction and presentation of women in such publications.” Featured in the documentary are Julie Ege, Katya Wyeth and Francoise Pascal.