La cicatrice intérieure ; Liberte, la nuit /
La cicatrice intérieure: A man and a woman walk around in the barren -- yet gorgeous -- landscapes of the Sinai, Death Valley and Iceland. Almost silent composition of symbolic, surreal and almost mystic images.
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| Format: | Video DVD |
| Language: | French |
| Language Notes: | In French. |
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[Paris] :
France Inter,
[2011?]
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| Series: | 2 films de
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| Summary: | La cicatrice intérieure: A man and a woman walk around in the barren -- yet gorgeous -- landscapes of the Sinai, Death Valley and Iceland. Almost silent composition of symbolic, surreal and almost mystic images. Liberté, la nuit: In the mist of the Algerian events, a man finds a fugitive happiness beside a local woman. |
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| Item Description: | "Philippe Garrel : La Cicatrice intérieure - Liberté, la nuit. Coffret de 2 Films de Philippe Garrel; DVD, Zone 2; paru le 9 novembre 2011"--Fnac website. La cicatrice intérieure is missing credits; data taken from IMDb. Originally produced as motion pictures in 1972 (La cicatrice intérieure) and 1984 (Liberté, la nuit). Director's filmography and biography on container. Booklet ([23] pages ; illustrations) in French with information on titles in series "2 films de" inserted in container. Special features include trailers. |
| Physical Description: | 2 videodiscs (60 min., 79 min.) : sound, color, black & white ; 4 3/4 in. |
| Format: | DVD9; PAL, region 2; aspect ratio: 16:9; mono sound format. |
| Awards: | Liberté, la nuit: Cannes Film Festival, 1984: Perspectives du Cinéma Award (Philippe Garrel). |
| Production Credits: | La cicatrice intérieure (60 min. ; 1972 ): written, produced and directed by Philippe Garrel; dialogue, Nico; producer, Sylvina Boissonnas; cinematography, Michel Fournier; music, Nico; editor, Philippe Garrel; restored by Cinémathèque française; with support from CNC. Liberté, la nuit (79 min. ; 1984 ; USA title Liberty at night): Institut National de la Communication Audiovisuelle; written, produced and directed by Philippe Garrel; cinematography, Pascal Laperrousaz; music, Faton Cahen; editing, Dominique Auvray, Philippe Garrel; remastered by INA; with support from CNC. |