Hi everyone! So almost every Christmas I get reunited with my family and, besides watching "Home Alone", my uncle talks about and shows clips from this South African movie called "Funny People" (1976).
Basically it's 90 minutes (or more because IMDb says +120 mins and Mimosa Films says 90 minutes) of Candid Camera gags, some of them being staged.
I tried to search the movie because I would like to see if it had a remaster or any kind of restorated release, but no. Only super low quality clips from 2007 from some Portuguese YouTube channels.
Apparently it was kind of famous here in Portugal. My uncle remembers watching it in the 80s/90s in RTP1, and the few clips that are available on YouTube have the portuguese title "Gente Gira" or are fan-subtitled in European Portuguese.
Finally, my uncle showed us a low quality DVDRip of the movie years ago, but since then he has lost it.
Does anyone know if this had a limited Bluray release anywhere or is lost?
I started a (mostly) classic TV blog earlier this year and figured you are all my people :) If you'd like to check it out, well, I'd love that. I thought I'd put up this post that takes a look at the phenomenon we all remember as "Candid Camera."
https://thetvprofessor.com/tv-history-101-smile-youre-on-candid-camera/
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