Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) -- one being a film retrospective entitled Lip-Reading Puppets: The Curators' Prescription for Deciphering the Quay Brothers and the other being a historic exhibit entitled Quay Brothers: On Deciphering the Pharmacist's Prescription for Lip-Reading Puppets -- please find below my conversation with the Quay Brothers on Institute Benjamenta . &lt;&gt;&lt;&gt;&lt;&gt; Greg Klymkiw: I'm thrilled Institute Benjamenta is now available for home consumption via Zeitgeist Films in North America. I trust you were involved intimately in the process? Brothers Quay: It was made from a 35mm fine grain and a low-contrast 35mm print both held by Channel Four and cinematographer Nic Knowland, and the two of us supervised the transfer. I usually avoid watching such extra home entertainment items as 'On the Set' segments, as I find they can have the potential to remove any future magic I will derive from the film itself. That said, I trust you both approved its inclusion. To be honest, the 'On the Set' segment is very small, is actually quite all right, and will help considerably in its own modest and informative way as to the location we found and how we worked with it. Upon watching the segment, I found it moving to witness such commitment, joy and good humour from all the participants in your production, which is so important when one is creating magic. Though this phrase has sadly become a clichd line from too many who create anything but magic, I still steadfastly hold to