The Red Shoes
Criterion/Voyager (1948)
Drama, Music, Romance
In Verzameling
#153
0*
GezienJa
715515059312
133 min. UK / English
Blu-ray  Region B   NR (Not Rated)
Marius Goring Julian Craster
Jean Short Terry
Gordon Littmann Ike
Julia Lang A Balletomane
Bill Shine Her Mate
Léonide Massine Ljubov
Anton Walbrook Boris Lermontov
Austin Trevor Professor Palmer
Esmond Knight Livy
Eric Berry Dimitri
Irene Browne Lady Neston
Moira Shearer Victoria Page
Ludmilla Tcherina Boronskaja
Jerry Verno Stage-Door Keeper
Robert Helpmann Ivan Boleslawsky
Regisseur
Michael Powell
Emeric Pressburger
Producent Michael Powell
Emeric Pressburger
Schrijver Michael Powell
Hans Christian Andersen
Camerawerk Jack Cardiff
Muzikant Brian Easdale

The Powell and Pressburger classic is widely considered to be one of the greatest films ever made. Vicky Page, a young ballerina, becomes torn between her love for composer Julian Craster and artistic devotion to her profession, which is dominated by impresario Lermontov. Winner of two Academy Awards the film is visually one of the most innovative and beautiful works of cinema.
Editie gegevens
Release Datum 20-7-2010
Verpakking Keep Case
Beeldverhouding Fullscreen (4:3)
Geluidssporen Mono [English]
Lagen Enkelzijdig, Enkellaags
Aantal Disks/Banden 1
Persoonlijke Gegevens
Aanschafdatum 2011
Aanschafprijs € 10,00
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Materiaal
Introductory restoration demonstration with filmmaker Martin Scorsese Audio commentary by film historian Ian Christie Profile of The Red Shoes, a documentary Video interview with director Michael Powell’s widow, Thelma Schoonmaker Powell, from the 2009 Cannes Film Festival Audio recording of actor Jeremy Irons Collection of rare publicity stills and behind-the-scenes photos Gallery of items from Scorsese’s personal collection The Red Shoes Sketches, an animated film Audio recording of Irons reading the original Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale The Red Shoes Theatrical trailer Plus: A booklet featuring an essay by critic David Ehrenstein and a description of the restoration by UCLA film archivist Robert Gitt