A selection of our films available for television.
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Poland |
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Thriller |
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Date |
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1962 |
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Length |
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94 mins |
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Director |
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Roman Polanski |
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Starring |
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Leon Niemczyk, Jolanta Umecka |
| Academy Awards '63 Nominations:
Best Foreign Language Film / Venice film Festival '62: International
Critics Award. A bored bourgeois couple played by Leon Niemczwk
and Jolanta Umecka, go off for a sailing weekend and have their
ordered world shaken up by a beatnik hitchhiker with a completely
different outlook on life. The director uses his dubbed voice
for the hero. |
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France |
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Genre |
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Drama |
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Date |
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1946 |
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Length |
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105 mins |
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Director |
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Georges Lampin |
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Starring |
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Gerard Philippe, Edwige Feuillere |
| Coming back at St. Petersbourg
after a long illness, the kind and naive Prince Muichkine goes
to see his only remaining relative, General Epantchine. He meets
Epantchine's former mistress Nastasia, who immediately takes
a liking to him. But the general wickedness and corruption he
sees everywhere is too much for him and slowly he descends into. |
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Origin |
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Fr./Belguim |
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Genre |
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Thriller |
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Date |
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1974 |
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Length |
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95 mins |
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Director |
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Harry Kumel |
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Starring |
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Orson Welles, Susan Hampshire |
| Young sailor Mathieu Carrière
goes to visit his dying uncle (Orson Welles) who has captured
the gods of ancient Greece, exhausted by years of neglect, and
sewn them into human skins with the aid of a taxidermist. But
their stuffy ordinariness is only skin deep, and from time to
time these seedy and repressed characters turn into grotesque
demons around whom parallel worlds open up like yawning abysses. |
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France |
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Genre |
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Romance |
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Date |
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1959 |
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Length |
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115 mins |
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Director |
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Marcel Camus |
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Starring |
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Breno Mello, Marpessa Dawn |
| The Greek myth of Orpheus, the
unrivaled musician, and his ill-fated love for Eurydice, has
been updated and set in Rio de Janeiro during Carnival for this
superb film. A Portuguese-French coproduction that has all the
qualities of a genuine classic. |
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For a up to date catalogue of all available films
please contact us stating the territory and
rights of interest.
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