Looking For An Angel (1999) is available to-preorder this week, alongside its sibling film Angel’s Body Temperature (2001) — making its Blu-ray debut anywhere in the world. Our guiding light in these releases has been the very knowledgable Dakota Noot (co-host of Two in the Pinku), who recorded a feature-length commentary on the hour-long Looking For An Angel, and a selected scenes commentary for the feature-length Angel’s Body Temperature. Also on the release is a video interview we conducted with director Akihiro Suzuki last March in Tokyo, and a booklet with new writing from Elizabeth Purcell (Muscle Distribution), and a written interview with Akihiro Suzuki from Joshua Minsoo Kim, republished from his Substack Tone Glow.
So information-packed are these commentaries that I’ve gone ahead and made a Letterboxd list of every single film Dakota mentions in the Looking For An Angel commentary.
More screenings of A New Love in Tokyo!
February 4 - Plaza Theatre (Atlanta, GA) - Tickets
February 5, 9, 11 - Metrograph (New York) - Tickets
February 5 - American Cinematheque (Los Angeles, CA) - Tickets
February 12 - Hard Light Cinema (Richmond, VA) - Tickets
February 7 + 11 - Stray Cat Film Center (Kansas City, MO) - Tickets
February 27- Cinéma du Musée (Montréal, Canada) -Tickets
And of Batch ‘81, Kisapmata and Bye Bye Love.
Kisapmata - February 5 at Pickford Film Center (Bellingham, WA) - Tickets
Batch ‘81 & Kisapmata opens at Gene Siskel on February 6+, 2026 - Tickets
Bye Bye Love screens at The Cinematheque (Vancouver, BC) on February 6+9+17 Tickets
Kisapmata - February 25, 2026 at Vidiots (Los Angeles, CA) - Tickets
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