Facets Video has just announced the edition of James Broughton's works in DVD, until now only available in an expensive 6 VHS tapes edition.
The release will feature 3 DVDs containing 17 of his films plus a booklet with Broughton's poemary "Scattered remains" and commentaries about his works.

The films included are Mother's Day (1948), Loony Tom (1951), Four in the
Afternoon (1951), The Pleasure Garden (1953), The Bed (1968),
The Golden Positions (1970), This Is It (1971), Dreamwood
(1972), High Kukus (1973), Testament (1974), The Water
Circle (1975), Erogeny, Songs of the Godboy (1977), Hermes
Bird (1979), The Gardener of Eden (1981), Devotions (1983), and Scattered Remains. The pack is scheduled to release next October 31st.

Facets has announced the release on that date too of Harun Farocki's documentary Bewerbungen (1996).