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Right, so I did bring this up back when Antichrist came out, since I thought it curious. The answers that I cobbled together seems to be that the reason Zentropa produces these films in 25fps is because they don't want to update their equipment, and possibly wish to accommodate European TV broadcast standard. The 24fps versions do seem to be fairly "director-approved" however, as that is still most likely what was presented in film festivals (Cannes) and any place that screened the film on film (also the Criterion BD has his approval). Still there doesn't seem to be any excuse for not adjusting the pitch. That should be easily done these days with software. Anybody want to check Antichrist? Some of the classical music could be checked for pitch. At least unlike DVDs, there should be no interlacing, just speed-up.
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