I'm almost positive that Portrait of a Lady on Fire will become readily available at some point in the future - Celine Sciamma's other films have all had DVD releases, and Netflix already has a listing for the DVD, although of course it probably won't be available till the theatrical run is finished. And surely Woman in Motion will get some form of wider release, too: it's a documentary about Star Trek and NASA, surely it will practically mint money for its distributor.
But for the other films, including Cachada it's really hard to say. Lots of these smaller films seem to go on the festival circuit and then just die. Of my favorite Heartland films from last year, Prospect got a DVD release, Saints Rest eventually showed up as a digital download on Amazon, and Radium Girls seems to have sunk beneath the waves.
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Date: 2019-10-19 03:02 pm (UTC)But for the other films, including Cachada it's really hard to say. Lots of these smaller films seem to go on the festival circuit and then just die. Of my favorite Heartland films from last year, Prospect got a DVD release, Saints Rest eventually showed up as a digital download on Amazon, and Radium Girls seems to have sunk beneath the waves.