The Complete List Of Films In The Set Is As Follows. All 4K Titles Are Mirrored On The First Blu-ray Disc:
- "Orochi" (The Serpent, 雄呂血) | Japan, 1925 - 4K UHD & Blu-ray
- "A Page Of Madness" (Kurutta Ichipeiji, 狂った一頁) | Japan, 1926 - 4K UHD & Blu-ray
- "Blood Spattered At Takadanobaba" (Chikemuri Takadanobaba, 血煙高田馬場) | Japan, 1928 (Fragment) - Blu-ray
- "The Water Magician" (Taki No Shiraito, 瀧の白糸) | Japan, 1931 - Blu-ray

Five Films Starring Baby Peggy:
- "Brownie’s Little Venus" | USA, 1921 - Blu-ray
- "Sweetie" | USA, 1923 - Blu-ray
- "Darling Of New York" (紐育の寵児) | USA, 1923 - Blu-ray
- "Captain January" (淋しき灯台守) | USA, 1924 - 4K UHD & Blu-ray
- "Our Pet" (ペギイのお手柄) | USA, 1924 - Blu-ray

The Full List Of Benshi Performers Is As Follows:
Bunazawa Ken’ichi (樗澤賢一) - "Sweetie"
Kataoka Ichiro (片岡一郎) - "Orochi", "A Page Of Madness", "Blood Spattered At Takadanobaba", "Captain January"
Murayama Kenji (村山絢二) - "Captain January"
Muto Kenji (ムトウケンジ) - "Brownie's Little Venus"
Oda Takatora (尾田直彪) - "Our Pet"
Omori Kumiko (大森くみこ) - "The Water Magician", "Captain January", "Blood Spattered At Takadanobaba"
Sakamoto Raiko (坂本頼光) - "The Water Magician", "Captain January"
Sawato Midori (澤登翠) - "Orochi", "The Water Magician", "Our Pet"
Yamashiro Hideyuki (山城秀之) - "Orochi", "Darling Of New York"
Yamauchi Nanako (山内菜々子) - "A Page Of Madness", "Darling Of New York"
Yamazaki Vanilla (山崎バニラ) - "Brownie's Little Venus"


"Music Only Presentations" - When International Editions Of Japanese Films Were Distributed To Western Art-House Audiences In The Late 1920s, They Were Shown With Translated Intertitles Only (No Benshi) And Typically With Musical Accompaniment By Either A Pianist Or Small Orchestra. Some Of The Finest Musicians Working In Silent Film Music Scoring Today -- Neal Brand, Stephen Horne, Makia Matsumura, And Donald Sosin -- Offer Music-Only Presentations As A Counterpoint To The Version Featuring Benshi, To Give A Sense How These Films Would Have Been Exhibited Outside Of Japan
"Talking Benshi" - A Brief Overview Of The Oral Art Form That Dates Back To The Dawn Of Japanese Cinema
"An Appreciation - A Video Essay Comparing "Orochi" And "A Page Of Madness", Historian Aaron Gerow Provides An Overview Of Jidai-Geki, And Gendai-Geki, Japan's Distinct Storytelling Eras, And Explores Their Connection To Some Early French Films
"Interview With "Baby Peggy" Diana Serra Cary" - From A Never-Before-Released 2011 Interview, Diana Serra Cary Looks Back On Life As "Baby Peggy" And Recalls The Fiery Production Of "The Darling Of New York"
"Deluxe 80-Page Book" - A Detailed Guide To The History Of Benshi And To The Artists And Films That Appear In The Collection
"A Page Of Madness Program" - A Reproduction Of The Original Brochure Distributed At The Very First Public Screening Of The Film In 1926
Limited Edition Of 3,000 Units Encased In A Hard Box With Removable OBI Strip
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