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| Galileo (1969) |
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aka:
Галилео Галилей (Bulgaria: Bulgarian
title)
aka:
Galileo Galilei (Europe: English
title) |
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Credits: Director: Liliana
Cavani. Writing credits: Liliana Cavani + Tullio Pinelli. Cast:
Cyril Cusack as Galileo + Georgi Kaloyanchev as Giordano Bruno +
Nikolay Doychev as Belarmin + Miroslav Mindov as Kardinal Bordzhiya +
Georgi Cherkelov as Toskana's ambasador +
Mikhail Mikhajlov as Sarpi + Nevena Kokanova as Galileo's Mistress +
Nikolai Ouzounov as Kardinal Chentino +
Plamen Ciarov as Priest + Mila Dimitrova as Mother + Beniesc Mois as Surveyor + Vladimir Davcev as Priest + Paolo Graziosi as Bernini + Gigi Ballista as Trial Judge + Lou Castel as Friar + Kenneth Belton + Piero Vida as Pope Urban VIII + Boris Arabow + Claudio Cassinelli + Stefan Tancev + Vittorio Duse + Sergio Fincato + Giampiero Frondini + Sergio Gibello + John Karlsen + Antonio Nediani + Raimondo Penne + Jean Rougeul + Marcello Turilli + Anna-Maria Gherardi + Maria Cumani Quasimodo (as Maria Quasimodo) +
Giulio Brogi + Teofan Chranov + Dante Cona + Konstantin Dimov + Dinko Dinev + Maya Dragomanska + Nikolai Lizunov |
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Synopsis:
Saint Roman Church Versus The Progress!,
After his encounter with Giordano Bruno in 1592, Galileo convinces
himself that the sun, and not the earth, is at the center of
universe. The Church considers Galileo's theory a heresy, but he
continues his studies in Florence, until he's arrested and tried.
Standing before the inquisition court in 1633, he will sign a solemn
abjuration. Galileo Galilei and the Church: a controversial and hard
subject faced by Liliana Cavani in this TV movie (which was later
screened in movie theaters), which portrays Galileo's drama when he
opposed himself to a conservative and obscurantist church. Cavani
focuses on the contrasts, and powerfully proposes his story with
dramatic intensity. Author: ANTONIO LA TORRE (BCULT) |
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Description:
DVD || Runtime: 94 min ||
Country: Italy / Bulgaria ||
Language: Italian || Color: Color
(Eastmancolor) || Sound Mix: Mono |
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Condition: very good
quality picture |
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Price:
$28 |
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| Galileo (1969) |
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aka:
Галилео Галилей (Bulgaria: Bulgarian
title)
aka:
Galileo Galilei (Europe: English
title) |
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Credits: Director: Liliana
Cavani. Writing credits: Liliana Cavani + Tullio Pinelli. Cast:
Cyril Cusack as Galileo + Georgi Kaloyanchev as Giordano Bruno +
Nikolay Doychev as Belarmin + Miroslav Mindov as Kardinal Bordzhiya +
Georgi Cherkelov as Toskana's ambasador +
Mikhail Mikhajlov as Sarpi + Nevena Kokanova as Galileo's Mistress +
Nikolai Ouzounov as Kardinal Chentino +
Plamen Ciarov as Priest + Mila Dimitrova as Mother + Beniesc Mois as Surveyor + Vladimir Davcev as Priest + Paolo Graziosi as Bernini + Gigi Ballista as Trial Judge + Lou Castel as Friar + Kenneth Belton + Piero Vida as Pope Urban VIII + Boris Arabow + Claudio Cassinelli + Stefan Tancev + Vittorio Duse + Sergio Fincato + Giampiero Frondini + Sergio Gibello + John Karlsen + Antonio Nediani + Raimondo Penne + Jean Rougeul + Marcello Turilli + Anna-Maria Gherardi + Maria Cumani Quasimodo (as Maria Quasimodo) +
Giulio Brogi + Teofan Chranov + Dante Cona + Konstantin Dimov + Dinko Dinev + Maya Dragomanska + Nikolai Lizunov |
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Synopsis:
Saint Roman Church Versus The Progress!,
After his encounter with Giordano Bruno in 1592, Galileo convinces
himself that the sun, and not the earth, is at the center of
universe. The Church considers Galileo's theory a heresy, but he
continues his studies in Florence, until he's arrested and tried.
Standing before the inquisition court in 1633, he will sign a solemn
abjuration. Galileo Galilei and the Church: a controversial and hard
subject faced by Liliana Cavani in this TV movie (which was later
screened in movie theaters), which portrays Galileo's drama when he
opposed himself to a conservative and obscurantist church. Cavani
focuses on the contrasts, and powerfully proposes his story with
dramatic intensity. Author: ANTONIO LA TORRE (BCULT) |
Description:
VHS || Runtime: 94 min
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Originally: 105 minutes ||
Country: Italy / Bulgaria ||
Language: Italian || Color: Color
(Eastmancolor) || Sound Mix: Mono |
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Condition: good to very good
quality picture |
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Price:
NA |
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| Galileo (1998)
[TV-Series] |
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aka:
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Credits: Director: Wolfgang
Lanzenberger. Cast: Eva Mähl as Host / ... (15 episodes) (2006). |
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Synopsis:
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Description:
VHS || Runtime: 30 min ||
Country: Germany || Language: German ||
Color: Color |
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Condition: very good
quality picture |
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Price:
NA |
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| Galileo (1975) |
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aka:
Galileo Galilei |
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Credits: Director: Joseph Losey.
Writing credits: Barbara Bray + Bertolt Brecht (play). Cast:
Topol as Galileo Galilei
+ James Aubrey as Monk-Scholar
+ Colin Blakely as Priuli
+ Robert Bridges as Fat Prelate
+ Georgia Brown as Ballad Singer's Wife
+ Tom Chatto as Town Crier
+ Dermot Colman as Choirboy
+ Tom Conti as Andrea Sarti (man)
+ Paul Curran as Mathematician
+ Mischa De La Motte as Third Sacristan
+ Richard Dennis as Peasant
+ Vernon Dobtcheff as First Secretary
+ Edward Fox as Cardinal Inquisitor
+ John Gielgud as The Old Cardinal
+ William Gossling as First Sacristan
+ Michael Gough as Sagredo
+ Andrew Harding as Choirboy
+ Brian Hawksley as Second Sacristan
+ Basil Henson as Infuriated Monk
+ Ian Hoare as Duke Cosimo di Medici
+ Harold Innocent as Second Secretary-Informer
+ Robert Langdon Lloyd as Monk-Scholar (as Robert Lloyd)
+ Mary Larkin as Virginia
+ Margaret Leighton as Elderly Court Lady
+ Michael Lonsdale as Cardinal Barberini (later Pope Urban VIII)
+ Patrick Magee as Cardinal Bellarmin
+ John McEnery as Federzoni
+ Martin Milman as Monk-Scholar
+ John Moffatt as Philosopher
+ Richard O'Callaghan as Fulganzio
+ Robert Owens as Choirboy
+ Judy Parfitt as Angelica Sarti
+ Maurice Quick as Fourth Sacristan
+ Ronald Radd as Vanni
+ Clive Revill as Ballad Singer
+ John Savident as Second Senator
+ Norman Scace as First Senator
+ John Sharp as Monk Official
+ Leon Silver as Monk-Scholar
+ Madeline Smith as Young Court Lady
+ Job Stewart as Monk-Scholar
+ Peggy Thorpe-Bates as Court Lady
+ Iain Travers as Andrea Sarti (boy)
+ Bill Wallis as Supporting Monk
+ Charles West as Rector-Gaffone
+ William Wild as Guard
+ Tim Woodward as Ludovico Marsili
+ Henry Woolf as Father Clavius
+ Ken Wynne as Court Official |
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Synopsis:
This bio-pic is about Galileo, the 17th
century Italian who laid the foundations of modern science. Galileo
made himself one of the world's first telescopes and discovered the
moons of Jupiter. He supported Copernicus' theory that the Earth
revolved around the Sun. This brought him in conflict with the
Catholic Church. By threatening him with torture, the Church forced
him to recant his views in front of a tribunal, and sentenced him to
house arrest. However, Galileo's trials and theories inspired others
like Newton and Kepler to prove that the Earth was not the centre of
the Universe. Some years ago, the Pope accepted that Earth does
revolve around the Sun and issued a rare apology for what the Church
had done to Galileo, i.e., the Catholic Church recanted! |
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Description:
VHS || Runtime: USA:145 min ||
Country: UK || Language: English ||
Color: Color (Eastmancolor) ||
Sound Mix: Mono |
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Condition: very good
quality picture |
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Price:
NA |
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| Galileo (1975) |
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aka:
Galileo Galilei |
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Credits: Director: Joseph Losey.
Writing credits: Barbara Bray + Bertolt Brecht (play). Cast:
Topol as Galileo Galilei
+ James Aubrey as Monk-Scholar
+ Colin Blakely as Priuli
+ Robert Bridges as Fat Prelate
+ Georgia Brown as Ballad Singer's Wife
+ Tom Chatto as Town Crier
+ Dermot Colman as Choirboy
+ Tom Conti as Andrea Sarti (man)
+ Paul Curran as Mathematician
+ Mischa De La Motte as Third Sacristan
+ Richard Dennis as Peasant
+ Vernon Dobtcheff as First Secretary
+ Edward Fox as Cardinal Inquisitor
+ John Gielgud as The Old Cardinal
+ William Gossling as First Sacristan
+ Michael Gough as Sagredo
+ Andrew Harding as Choirboy
+ Brian Hawksley as Second Sacristan
+ Basil Henson as Infuriated Monk
+ Ian Hoare as Duke Cosimo di Medici
+ Harold Innocent as Second Secretary-Informer
+ Robert Langdon Lloyd as Monk-Scholar (as Robert Lloyd)
+ Mary Larkin as Virginia
+ Margaret Leighton as Elderly Court Lady
+ Michael Lonsdale as Cardinal Barberini (later Pope Urban VIII)
+ Patrick Magee as Cardinal Bellarmin
+ John McEnery as Federzoni
+ Martin Milman as Monk-Scholar
+ John Moffatt as Philosopher
+ Richard O'Callaghan as Fulganzio
+ Robert Owens as Choirboy
+ Judy Parfitt as Angelica Sarti
+ Maurice Quick as Fourth Sacristan
+ Ronald Radd as Vanni
+ Clive Revill as Ballad Singer
+ John Savident as Second Senator
+ Norman Scace as First Senator
+ John Sharp as Monk Official
+ Leon Silver as Monk-Scholar
+ Madeline Smith as Young Court Lady
+ Job Stewart as Monk-Scholar
+ Peggy Thorpe-Bates as Court Lady
+ Iain Travers as Andrea Sarti (boy)
+ Bill Wallis as Supporting Monk
+ Charles West as Rector-Gaffone
+ William Wild as Guard
+ Tim Woodward as Ludovico Marsili
+ Henry Woolf as Father Clavius
+ Ken Wynne as Court Official |
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Synopsis:
An impressive central performance from
Topol distinguishes this otherwise fairly leaden adaptation of
Bertolt Brecht's 1947 play, which explores the trials of the
17th-century Italian mathematician and astronomer whose theories
brought him into confrontation with the Church. Director Losey felt
a close personal connection to the material following years of exile
from the USA after the McCarthy witch-hunts. |
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Description:
VHS || DVD Extras Interviews
with Topol & Otto Plaschkes; AFT Trailer gallery; AFT Cinebill for
Galileo; Stills gallery; Poster; Article: Bertolt Brecht & Galileo.
Technical Details: Certificate PG Length 139 mins Label FHE . Cat No
FHED1788 Format DVD || Colour || Aspect 16:9 anamorphic widescreen |
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Condition: very good
quality picture |
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Price:
NA |
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| Galileo (1974) |
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aka:
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Credits: Director: Raúl Araiza.
Cast: Curd Jürgens + Martitia Palmer + Eduardo Ciannelli as See
explanation (as Eduardo Cianelli) |
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Synopsis:
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Description:
VHS || Runtime: 30 min ||
Country: Mexico || Language:
Spanish || Color: Color |
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Condition: very good
quality picture |
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Price:
NA |
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| Galileo (1994) |
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aka:
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Credits: Director: James
Joseph. |
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Synopsis:
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Description:
VHS || Runtime: 92 min ||
Country: India || Language: Malayalam ||
Color: Color |
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Condition: very good
quality picture |
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Price:
NA |
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| Galileo (1911) |
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aka:
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Credits: Director: Theo Frenkel |
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Synopsis:
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Description:
VHS || Production Companies ||
Natural Colour Kinematograph Co. ||
Runtime: 17 min (18 fps) || Country: UK ||
Color: Color || Sound Mix: Silent |
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Condition: very good
quality picture |
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Price:
NA |
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| Gandhi
(1982) |
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aka: |
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Credits: Director: Richard
Attenborough. Writing credits: John Briley. Cast: Ben Kingsley as
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi "Bapu" +
Candice Bergen as Margaret Bourke-White
+ Edward Fox as Gen. Reginald Dyer
+ John Gielgud as Lord Irwin
+ Trevor Howard as Judge Broomfield
+ John Mills as Lord Chelmsford
+ Martin Sheen as Vince Walker
+ Ian Charleson as Rev. Charlie Andrews
+ Athol Fugard as Gen. Jan Christiaan Smuts
+ Günther Maria Halmer
as Dr. Herman Kallenbach (as Gunter Maria
Halmer) + Saeed Jaffrey as Sardar Valabhhai Patel
+ Geraldine James as Meerabahen
+ Alyque Padamsee as Mohammed Ali Jinnah
+ Amrish Puri as Khan
+ Roshan Seth as Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
+ Rohini Hattangadi as Mrs. Kasturba M. Gandhi (as Rohini Hattangady)
+ Ian Bannen as Senior Police Officer Fields
+ Michael Bryant as Principal Secretary
+ John Clements as Advocate General |
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Synopsis:
The biography of Mahatma Gandhi, who rose
from a small-time lawyer to India's spiritual leader through his
philosophy of non-violent but direct-action protest. Sir Richard
Attenborough's 1982 multiple-Oscar winner (including Best Picture,
Best Director, and Best Actor for Ben Kingsley) is an engrossing,
reverential look at the life of Mohandas K. Gandhi, who introduced
the doctrine of nonviolent resistance to the colonized people of
India and who ultimately gained the nation its independence.
Kingsley is magnificent as Gandhi as he changes over the course of
the three-hour film from an insignificant lawyer to an international
leader and symbol. Strong on history (the historic division between
India and Pakistan, still a huge problem today, can be seen in its
formative stages here) as well as character and ideas, this is a
fine film. --Tom Keogh |
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Description:
color
|| collector's item
|| Producer Neo Films |
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Condition: very good
quality picture |
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Price: NA |
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| Gandhi
(1982) |
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aka: |
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Credits: Director: Richard
Attenborough. Writing credits: John Briley. Cast: Ben Kingsley as
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi "Bapu" +
Candice Bergen as Margaret Bourke-White
+ Edward Fox as Gen. Reginald Dyer
+ John Gielgud as Lord Irwin
+ Trevor Howard as Judge Broomfield
+ John Mills as Lord Chelmsford
+ Martin Sheen as Vince Walker
+ Ian Charleson as Rev. Charlie Andrews
+ Athol Fugard as Gen. Jan Christiaan Smuts
+ Günther Maria Halmer
as Dr. Herman Kallenbach (as Gunter Maria
Halmer) + Saeed Jaffrey as Sardar Valabhhai Patel
+ Geraldine James as Meerabahen
+ Alyque Padamsee as Mohammed Ali Jinnah
+ Amrish Puri as Khan
+ Roshan Seth as Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
+ Rohini Hattangadi as Mrs. Kasturba M. Gandhi (as Rohini Hattangady)
+ Ian Bannen as Senior Police Officer Fields
+ Michael Bryant as Principal Secretary
+ John Clements as Advocate General |
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Synopsis:
The biography of Mahatma Gandhi, who rose
from a small-time lawyer to India's spiritual leader through his
philosophy of non-violent but direct-action protest. Sir Richard
Attenborough's 1982 multiple-Oscar winner (including Best Picture,
Best Director, and Best Actor for Ben Kingsley) is an engrossing,
reverential look at the life of Mohandas K. Gandhi, who introduced
the doctrine of nonviolent resistance to the colonized people of
India and who ultimately gained the nation its independence.
Kingsley is magnificent as Gandhi as he changes over the course of
the three-hour film from an insignificant lawyer to an international
leader and symbol. Strong on history (the historic division between
India and Pakistan, still a huge problem today, can be seen in its
formative stages here) as well as character and ideas, this is a
fine film. --Tom Keogh |
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Description:
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, Special Edition,
Widescreen, NTSC || Language: English
|| Region: Region 1 encoding (US and
Canada only) || PLEASE NOTE: Some
Region 1 DVDs may contain Regional Coding Enhancement (RCE). Some,
but not all, of our international customers have had problems
playing these enhanced discs on what are called "region-free" DVD
players. For more information on RCE, click here.
|| Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
|| Number of discs: 1
|| Studio: Sony Pictures
|| DVD Release Date: August 28, 2001
|| Run Time: 190 minutes
|| DVD Features:Available Subtitles:
English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Georgian, Thai, Chinese
|| Available Audio Tracks:
English (Dolby Digital 5.1), English (Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround),
French (Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround), Spanish (Dolby Digital 2.0
Surround) || Ben Kingsley talks about
Gandhi || Four vintage newsreel clips:
Gandhi Goes to England, Gandhi's Farewell Talk in Europe, Mahatma
Gandhi Begins Death Fast, and Gandhi Talks: First Talking Picture
Ever Made By India's Famous Leader ||
The making of Gandhi photo montage ||
The words of Mahatma Gandhi |
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Condition: very good
quality picture |
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Price: NA |
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| Geheime
Inquisition, Die (2003) (TV) |
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aka:
Flame in the Wind |
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Credits: Director: Jan Peter +
Yury Winterberg . Sylvester Groth, Peter Rühring, Dieter Mann |
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Synopsis:
Unzählige Geheimnisse und Rätsel um 500
Jahre Weltgeschichte verbergen sich im Palast des Heiligen Offiziums,
dem Zentrum der 1542 gegründeten römischen Inquisition. Im Gegensatz
zur staatlichen spanischen Inquisition war sie ein für alle
Katholiken der Welt verbindlicher Gerichtshof. Und heute ist ihre
Nachfolgerin, die Glaubenskongregation in Rom, die zentrale
Institution der katholischen Kirche. Im DVD & Video Report
Dreiteiliges Dokudrama, das die Geschichte der römischen Inquisition
erzählt |
| A stirring portrayal of
the faith of the true believers during the days of the Spanish
Inquisition. See the incredible loyalty to Christ and His word
exhibited by the martyrs under the most cruel of tortures and
trials. Follow the life of Carlos, a young nobleman who is faced
with a choice - stay within the safe realm of the Roman Catholic
Church, or stand for Christ and the Bible and be burnt at the stake.
There’s no other film like this one! 120 min. English subtitles
available, with a Spanish language track option. Plays in all
regions (USA, UK etc). |
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Description:
DVD R2
|| Format: AC-3, HiFi Sound, PAL
|| Sprache: Deutsch
|| Region: Region 2
|| Bildseitenformat: 4:3
|| Studio: Komplett Video
|| DVD-Erscheinungstermin: 1. März 2003
|| Spieldauer: 135 Minuten
|| ASIN: B00008BO60 |
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Condition: very good
quality picture |
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Price: NA |
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| CHANGEZ
KHAN (1957) |
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aka:
Chenghiz Khan (1957) |
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Credits: Director Kidar Kapoor
/ Music Director Hansraj Behl / Star Cast Premnath, Beena Roy, Jeevan,
Helen, Tiwari, Shaikh Mukhtar, Johny Walker, Leela Mishra, |
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Synopsis:
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Description:
VHS || NTSC || B&W
|| Hindi
|| collector's item
|| Producer Neo Films |
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Condition: very good
quality picture |
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Price:
$29 |
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| Chingis Khan
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Credits: |
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Synopsis:
Chingis Khan (or popularily known as 'Changez
Khan') is the story of a great leader and military strategist who
learned to survive the hard lessons of the Mongolian steppe as a young
boy. Children will be fascinated by the story of this genius who
conquered China and Persia and established the greatest contiguous
land empire in the world.
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Description:
vhs
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|| collector's item
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| Condition:
quality picture |
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Price:
NA |
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| Genghis Khan
(1991) |
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aka: |
| Credits:
Directed by Andrzej Krakowski |
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Synopsis:
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| Description:
VHS || || color ||
English
|| collector's item
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| Condition:
quality picture |
| Price:
NA |
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Gengis Khan (1952) |
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aka:
Genghis Khan (1953) (USA) |
| Credits:
Directed by Lou Salvador (II) || James Agee .. Narrator (US version)
(voice) + Manuel Conde (I) .. Genghis Khan |
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Synopsis:
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| Description:
VHS || || Black and White || collector's item
||
USA:88 min ||
Country:
Philippines || Language:
Tagalog || |
| Condition:
quality picture |
| Price:
NA |
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Gengis Khan (1950) |
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aka:
Genghis Khan (USA) |
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Credits:
Directed by: Manuel Conde + Lou Salvador.
Script: Manuel Conde
+ FRANCISCO, Carlos V.
Cast: Manuel Conde as Genghis
Khan + James Agee
as Narrator (US version) (voice) +
Andres Centenera + Tony S. Cruz
+ Don Dano +
Africa Dela Rosa |
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Synopsis:
This colorful if somewhat truncated biopic
of the legendary Mongol leader was filmed in the Philippines. Manuel
Conde (the film's producer) stars as Temujin, the peasant later to
be known as Genghis Khan. In rapid-fire order, Temujin fights a
rival tribe over the rights to water hole, avenges the murder of his
father, and claims the heroine (Elvira Reyes). Originally filmed in
the Tagalog language, Genghis Khan was released in the US with a
narration spoken by film critic/screenwriter James Agee. This
all-but-forgotten film bears the distinction of receiving two
reviews in the trade paper Variety; The first time for its
Philippine debut, in 1952, and the second time for its American
distribution by United Artists in 1953. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie
Guide
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Description:
Runtime: USA:88 min
- Country: Philippines - Language:
Filipino / Tagalog - Color: Black
and White - Release Year: 1952 - Country: PH - Run Time: 88 minutes |
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Condition: NA |
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Price:
NA |
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Genghis Khan (1998) |
| Credits:
Ellie Yin, Tsui Mun |
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Synopsis:
The film is set in the 12th century. Yasugai of the
Mongolian Qiyan Clan kidnaps He'erlun from the Mie'erpi Tribe and
makes the woman his wife--who soon, in the chaos of wars between
tribes, gives birth to Tiemuzhen. A Tartar assists in delivering the
boy. That same Tartar later colludes with Talihutai of Qiyan: his
wife, Bo'ertie, is abducted by the Mie'erpi people in revenge of
Tesugai's early kidnapping of He'erlun. Risking his mother's life by
using her as a hhostage, Tiemuzhen maneuvers an attack on Mie'erpi and
rescues Bo'ertie. However, she is found already pregnant. In an
extreme agony and confusion, Tiemuzhen kills the head man of the
tartar, who has come to assail, to avenge his father. In the
battlefield, He'erlun tells her son that the Tartar with goshawk
tattoos on his arms is who delivered him onto this world. In such
drastic shock, Tiemuzhen suddenly strikes his enlightenment. With
remarkable tolerance and clemency, he accepts Bo'ertie and her baby,
decides to overlook his personal hatred and clan hostility and to
terminate the wars with a final fight. A history of a thousand years
of killings between clans is therefore ended and the prairie of
Mongolia becomes a unity in peace. Tiemuzhen is then recognized as
"Genghis Khan".
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Description:
DVD
|| Color || Language(s):
Cantonese, Mandarin Subtitles: ENGLISH, Chinese (Traditional),
Chinese (Simplified), Japanese
|| SP 113 minutes || Rare collector's item
|| Chinese Movie
||
Widescreen ||
The Inner Mongolia Film Studio /
Country: China ||
Distributor: GZ Coast [A Hong Kong-Based Distributor]
|| Features: Letterboxed; Dolby Digital
5.1 Surround |
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Condition: very
good quality
picture |
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Price:
$35 |
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|
Genghis Khan (1998) |
| Credits:
Directed by: Sai Fu + Mai Lisi / Producer: Cheng Jianlin /
Executive Producer: LIDI + YUN Wenguang / Starring: AILITA + TUMEN |
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Synopsis:
Great production values, lavish epic |
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Description:
VCD
|| NTSC
|| Color || Language :
Mandarin Subtitles : English, Chinese
||
SP 113 minutes || Rare collector's item
|| Chinese Movie
||
Widescreen ||
The Inner Mongolia Film Studio /
Country: China |
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Condition: very
good quality
picture |
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Price:
$35 |
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Genghis Khan (19!!) |
| Credits: Directed
by |
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Synopsis:
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Description:
VCD
|| PAL
|| Color ||
Language : Mandarin Subtitles : English, Chinese
||
SP || Fullscreen
|| Genre : Chinese TV Series || Number Of Discs : 18 |
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Condition: NA |
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Price:
NA |
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Genghis Khan (1987) TVB
serie |
| Credits:
Starring Man Chi Leung, Felix Wong, Jie Ling, Chan Ting, Kwan Lai, Lau
Ching Wan. |
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Synopsis:
Man Chi Leung as Genghis Khan Felix Wong
as Jak Mok Hup |
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Description:
VCD
|| PAL
|| Color ||
Language : Thai / Stereo
||
SP || Fullscreen
|| Genre : Hong Kopng TV Series || ( 7 VCDs : box set ) |
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Condition: NA |
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Price:
NA |
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Genghis Khan (19) |
| Credits: Directed
by |
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Synopsis:
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Description:
LD
|| NTSC
|| Color ||
Language :
CANTONESE AND MANDARIN VERSION ||
SP || Rare collector's item
|| from CHINA MOVIE HK LD. 2 DISC, 3 SIDES, NTSC CLV, APPROX:
102 MIN, |
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Condition: NA |
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Price:
NA |
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| Genghis
Khan (1979) |
| Credits: Directed
by Azuma Morisaki | |
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Synopsis:
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Description:
VHS
|| PAL
|| Color ||
Language : Japanese with Greek subtitles
||
SP || Rare collector's item
|| Label: VIDEO ELIT |
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Condition: NA |
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Price:
NA |
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| Genghis
Khan (1965) |
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aka
Genghis Khan (1965)
aka
Dschingis Khan (1965/I) (West Germany)
aka
Dzingis-Kan (1965) |
| Credits: Directed
by Henry Levin | Omar
Sharif, Genghis Khan | Stephen
Boyd, Jamuga | |
| Synopsis:
OMAR SHARIFF stars in the role of the legendary Mongol
Chieftain, uniter of the nomadic hordes, conqueror of all Asia,
terror of the West. This film tells the story of his rise from
captive boy-slave to daring guerrilla leader, to confidant and ally
of the emperor of China, to savior of the empire against the
barbarian invaders. He's life spent in brutal battle, in luxrious
splendour, in the endless pursuit of primitive, ultimate power. |
|
Description:
VHS || Color (Technicolor) || English
Language || Rated PG || Rare collector's item || Runtime:
Germany:128 min / Sweden:127 min / USA:124 min
|| Country: UK / West
Germany / Yugoslavia / USA |
| Condition:
very good quality
picture |
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Price:
$28 |
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| Genghis
Khan (1965) |
|
aka
Genghis Khan (1965)
aka
Dschingis Khan (1965/I) (West Germany)
aka
Dzingis-Kan (1965) |
| Credits: Directed
by Henry Levin | Omar
Sharif, Genghis Khan | Stephen
Boyd, Jamuga | |
| Synopsis:
OMAR SHARIFF stars in the role of the legendary Mongol
Chieftain, uniter of the nomadic hordes, conqueror of all Asia,
terror of the West. This film tells the story of his rise from
captive boy-slave to daring guerrilla leader, to confidant and ally
of the emperor of China, to savior of the empire against the
barbarian invaders. He's life spent in brutal battle, in luxrious
splendour, in the endless pursuit of primitive, ultimate power. |
| Description:
VHS || Color (Technicolor) || English
Language || Letterbox || Rated PG || Rare collector's item || Runtime:
Germany:128 min / Sweden:127 min / USA:124 min
|| Country: UK / West
Germany / Yugoslavia / USA |
| Condition:
very good quality
picture |
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Price:
$28 |
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| Genghis
Khan, Warriors (1965) VHS |
| Credits: Directed
by |
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Synopsis:
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| Description:
VHS || color || English
Language || Rated PG || Rare collector's item || |
| Condition:
very good quality
picture |
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Price: |
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Giovanna D'Arco (1948) Italy |
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aka:
Joan of Arc
(1948) USA aka:
Joan of Lorraine (USA) (working title)
aka:
Jeanne D'Arc (1948) France. aka:
Johanna von Orleans (1948)
Germany. aka:
Giovanna D'Arco (1948) Italy |
| Credits:
Director: Victor Fleming. Writing credits: Maxwell Anderson (play) +
Maxwell Anderson (screenplay). Cast:
Ingrid Bergman as Joan of Arc
+
Francis L. Sullivan as Pierre Cauchon (Count-Bishop of Beauvais)
+
J. Carrol Naish as John, Count of Luxembourg (Joan's captor)
+
Ward Bond as La Hire
+
Shepperd Strudwick as Father Massieu (Joan's bailiff)
+
Gene Lockhart as Georges de la Trémouille (the king's chief
counselor)
+
John Emery as Jean, Duke d'Alencon (cousin of Charles)
+
Leif Erickson as Dunois, Bastard of Orleans
+
Cecil Kellaway as Jean le Maistre (Inquisitor of Rouen)
+
José Ferrer as The Dauphin, Charles VII, later King of France
+
Selena Royle as Isabelle d'Arc(Joan's mother)
+
Robert Barrat as Jacques d'Arc (Joan's Father)
+
Jimmy Lydon as Pierre d'Arc (Joan's younger brother)
+
Rand Brooks as Jean d'Arc (Joan's older brother)
+
Roman Bohnen as Durand Laxart (Joan's uncle)
+
Irene Rich as Catherine de Royer (Joan's friend)
+
Nestor Paiva as Henri le Royer (Catherine's husband)
+
Richard Derr as Jean de Metz (a knight)
+
Ray Teal as Bertrand de Poulengy (a squire)
+
David Bond as Jean Fournier, Curé of Vaucouleurs
+
George Coulouris as Sir Robert de Baudricourt - governor of
Vaucouleurs
+
George Zucco as Constable of Clerveaux
+
Nicholas Joy as Reginault de Chartres, Archbishop of Rheims and
Chancellor of France
+
Richard Ney as Charles de Bourbon, Duke de Clermont
+
Vincent Donahue as Alain Chartier (court poet)
+
John Ireland as Capt. Jean de la Boussac (St. Severe)
+
Henry Brandon as Capt. Giles de Rais
+
Morris Ankrum as Capt. Poton de Xaintrailles
+
Thomas Browne Henry as Raoul de Gaucort (as Tom Brown Henry)
+
Gregg Barton as Capt. Louis de Culan
+
Ethan Laidlaw as Jean d'Aulon (Joan's squire)
+
Hurd Hatfield as Father Pasquerel (Joan's chaplain)
+
Frederick Worlock as Duke of Bedford, England's Regent
+
Dennis Hoey as Sir William Glasdale
+
Colin Keith-Johnston as Philip, Duke of Burgundy
+
Mary Currier as Jeanne, Countess of Luxembourg
+
Roy Roberts as Wandamme (Burgundian captain)
+
Taylor Holmes as The Bishop of Avranches
+
Alan Napier as Earl of Warwick
+
Philip Bourneuf as Jean d'Estivet (a prosecutor)
+
Aubrey Mather as Jean de la Fontaine
+
Stephen Roberts as Thomas de Courcelles (a prosecutor)
+
Herbert Rudley as Isambard de la Pierre
+
Frank Puglia as Nicolas de Houppeville (a judge)
+
William Conrad as Guillaume Erard (a prosecutor)
+
John Parrish as Jean Beaupere (a judge)
+
Victor Wood as Nicolas Midi (a judge)
+
Houseley Stevenson as The Cardinal of Winchester
+
Jeff Corey as Joan's prison guard
+
Bill Kennedy as Thierache (Joan's executioner) |
|
Synopsis:
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Description:
VHS ||
SECAM || color ||
French
|| collector's item
|| |
| Condition:
quality picture |
| Price:
NA |
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| Giovanna d' Arco - le
battaglie (1995) |
|
aka: |
| Credits:
Regia: Jacques Rivette. Cast: Sandrine
Bonnaire, Andre Marcon |
|
Synopsis:
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| Description:
VHS || || color ||
Italian
|| collector's item
|| Paese di produzione: Francia || Paese di produzione: Francia
|| Durata: 120 minuti. Etichetta: Columbia.
Audio: Italiano. Codifica: PAL . Colore: colore Commento / Trama:
Viene narrata la storia di Giovanna D' Arco, con grande rigore storico |
| Condition:
quality picture |
| Price:
NA |
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| The Goat
Horn (1972) |
|
aka:
КОЗИЯТ РОГ |
| Credits:
Director: Metodi Andonov. Script: Nikolay
Haitov. Director of photography: Dimo Kolarov. Music: Maria Neikova.
Cast: Anton Gorchev, Katia Paskaleva, Nevena Andonova, Todor Kolev,
Kiment Denchev, Stefan Mavrodiev, Milen Penev, Marin Yanev, Ivan
Obretenov, Ivan Yanchev, Prodan Nonchev |
|
Synopsis:
Middle Ages. Bulgaria is under the Ottoman Empire. Somewhere, far in
the mountains, goatherd Karaivan lives with his wife and little
daughter. One day, while he is away, Turks burst into the house and
rape the woman before the eyes of the kid. She dies and the girl is
shocked into growing dumb. From this moment on, Karaivan is obsessed
with the sole thought of taking revenge. He moves with the girl into a
cave high in the mountains, raises the girl as if she is a boy, trains
her to fight and draw a bow. Deep in her heart, the girl has no
hatred, but a craving for love. She meets a young Muslim shepherd and
falls in love. The father is unable to swallow it and kills the young
man, thus killing his own daughter. |
Participated
at International Film Festivals in: IFF Karlovy Vary `72 - Special
Jury Award; Bulgarian National FF, Varna `72- Audience Award; IFF
Chicago `73- Silver Hugo; IFF Brussels `73 - Femina Award for Best
Actress-K. Paskaleva
Описание: 17-век. Турци жестоко изнасилват жената на Караиван, докато
той е в планината с овцете и тя умира. Той прибира малката си дъщеря
Мария в гората и я възпитава като мъж – тя трябва да отмъсти на
насилниците. Мария ги убива с рок от коза. В планината тя среща млад
овчар. У нея се пробужда жената и тя забравя за отмъщението. Караиван
убива овчаря, за да върне дъщеря си към мисията й. Но Мария решава да
последва любимия си в смъртта. |
| Description:
DVD-R ||
Encoding: NTSC - Region 1 (U.S. and Canada) Drama/History, 1972, Black
& White, 105 min., Language - Bulgarian |
| Condition:
quality picture |
| Price:
NA |
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The Goat Horn (1995) |
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aka:
КОЗИЯТ РОГ (1995)
aka:
Kozijat rog (1995) |
| Credits:
Director: Directed by: Nikolai Volev.
Written by: Nikolai Volev and Nikolai Haitov. Director of Photography:
Krassimir Kostov. Production Designer: Anastas Yanakyev. Music: Assen
Avramov. Cast: Alexander Morfov, Elena Petrova, Petar Popyordanov,
Valentin Ganev, Radoslava Milenova, Alexander Doynov |
|
Synopsis:
This
Bulgarian tragedy is a remake of that country's most popular film of
all time. Unlike the sharply political original, this version centers
more on the human relationships involved in the story of a humble
Christian shepherd and his small family during the Ottoman rule. The
sad story begins as the shepherd's beautiful wife is brutally ravished
by two wandering Turks. While he and his daughter helplessly look on,
the two pierce the wife's throat with a curly goat horn and leave her
to die. Father and daughter, Maria, are utterly horrified; the
daughter is so traumatized that she becomes mute, and more than a
little insane. The father too, goes mad with grief. He takes Maria to
a huge cave deep in the mountains where he hacks off her hair, dresses
her in sheepskins and teaches her to kill without flinching. It is she
who goes out to exact revenge on the two who murdered her mother. They
die as she did and are found with goat horns sticking from their
throats. Back at the cave, life becomes more difficult when Maria
blossoms into a beautiful young woman and her father begins to develop
sexual feelings for her. Though he resists his lustful urges, he
cannot help but become insanely jealous when she falls in love with a
lonely Muslim shepherd. |
| Awards: GRAND
PRIX "EUROPA" - 5th European Film Festival, La Baule, France. || 1994
GRAND PRIX "GOLDEN EAGLE" - 4th International Film Festival, Georgia
|| 1994 GRAND PRIX "GOLDEN ROSE" 22nd National Film Festival, Bulgaria
|| 1994 "ROSA D'ARGENTE" - 13th Bergamo Film Meeting, Italy || 1995
SPECIAL PRIZE OF THE JURY - 2nd International Film Festival, Varna,
Bulgaria.
Participated at International Film Festivals in: VENICE, EDINBURGH,
COPENHAGEN, SAN JOSE, MUNICH, GENT, GOTEBORG, BELGRADE and
THESSALONIKI. |
| Description:
DVD-R ||
Encoding: NTSC - Region 1 (U.S. and Canada) Drama/History, 1995,
Color, 93min., Language: Bulgarian/English Sub. |
| Condition:
quality picture |
| Price:
NA |
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| The Golden Horde (1951)
DVD+RW |
|
aka:
Golden Horde of Genghis Khan, The (1951) |
| Credits: Cast: Ann Blyth, David Farrar, George Macready , Director: George
Sherman |
| Synopsis:
In 1220, a small band of English crusaders arrives at Samarkand in
Central Asia, just as the city and its ruling princess are threatened
by the hordes of Genghis Khan. Lovely Princess Shalimar hopes to
thwart the conqueror by guile, while Sir Guy wants to put up a brave
(if ultimately hopeless) fight. Despite a mutual attraction, their
conflicting projects threaten any hope of success either might have
had alone. Fast-moving; bears little relation to history. |
|
Description:
DVD || NTSC || color || English
Language || Rated PG || Rare collector's item || |
| Condition: good quality
picture |
|
Price:
$28 |
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| The Golden Horde (1951)
VHS |
|
aka:
Golden Horde of Genghis Khan, The (1951) |
| Credits:
Cast: Ann Blyth, David Farrar, George Macready , Director: George
Sherman |
| Synopsis:
In 1220, a small band of English crusaders arrives at Samarkand in
Central Asia, just as the city and its ruling princess are threatened
by the hordes of Genghis Khan. Lovely Princess Shalimar hopes to
thwart the conqueror by guile, while Sir Guy wants to put up a brave
(if ultimately hopeless) fight. Despite a mutual attraction, their
conflicting projects threaten any hope of success either might have
had alone. Fast-moving; bears little relation to history. |
| Description:
VHS || NTSC || color || English
Language || Rated PG || Rare collector's item || |
| Condition:
good quality
picture |
|
Price:
$29 |
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|
GOYA |
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aka: |
| Credits: |
|
Synopsis:
very rare uk precetificated feature about
spains historic figure who recorded the epic battle between france and
spain in his diseased life . this is a very hard to find movie in very
good condition |
| Description:
VHS || || color ||
English
|| collector's item
|| |
| Condition:
quality picture |
| Price:
NA |
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GOYA (1985) |
| Credits:
Director: Jose Ramon Larraz. Actores: Eric
Majo, Laura Morante, Alberto Closas, Antonella Lualdi, Rosalia Dans,
Jose Bodalo, Marisa Paredes, Luis Prendes, Raf Vallone, Javier Escriva |
|
Synopsis:
Serie biográfica sobre el genial pintor,
desde su infancia en Fuendetodos hasta su exilio en Burdeos. En cada
uno de los seis capítulos se retrata una etapa definida de la vida del
pintor y de su época. Cada uno de los seis capítulos de la serie trata
una etapa definida y singular de la carrera del ppintor y también de
la sociedad de su tiempo. Goya vivió una época de profundos cambios
que tuvo sus dos hitos en la Revolución Francesa y en el vendaval
napoleónico. |
| Description:
DVD
|| collector's item
|| Género: Series de TV, Series TV Españolas, Historica ||
Duración: 330 min. || Calificación: Autorizada para todos los públicos
|| Imagen: Color - PAL - Fullscreen. || Región: 2. ||
Idiomas-Audio: Español - Digital Stereo, Español - Dolby Digital 5.1.
|| Subtítulos: Alemán, Francés, Inglés, Italiano. || Discos: 3
|| Edición: Pack 3 DVD`s || Distribuidora: Divisa || Contenidos: - DVD
1. - Capítulo 1 y 2. - Fichas. - Francisco de Goya y Lucientes. -
Goya, 1985. - DVD 2. - Capítulos 3 y 4. - Fichas.- Galería. - DVD 3. -
Capítulos 5 y 6. - Fichas. - Goya en 7 enigmas. - Francisco deGoya. |
| Condition:
quality picture |
| Price:
NA |
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GOYA (1985) |
| Credits:
Director: Jose Ramon Larraz. Actores: Eric
Majo, Laura Morante, Alberto Closas, Antonella Lualdi, Rosalia Dans,
Jose Bodalo, Marisa Paredes, Luis Prendes, Raf Vallone, Javier Escriva |
|
Synopsis:
Serie biográfica sobre el genial pintor,
desde su infancia en Fuendetodos hasta su exilio en Burdeos. En cada
uno de los seis capítulos se retrata una etapa definida de la vida del
pintor y de su época. Cada uno de los seis capítulos de la serie trata
una etapa definida y singular de la carrera del ppintor y también de
la sociedad de su tiempo. Goya vivió una época de profundos cambios
que tuvo sus dos hitos en la Revolución Francesa y en el vendaval
napoleónico. |
| Description:
DVD || Género: Series de TV, Series TV Españolas, Historica
|| Duración: 330 min. ||Languages Dolby Digital 5.1: Spanish . Stereo:
Spanish Subtitles German, French, English, Italian, Portuguese ||
Interactive Menus, Chapter Selection, Documentaries, Gallery || Disc
Format: Single Sided Dual Layer |
| Condition:
quality picture |
| Price:
NA |
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GOYA (1985) |
| Credits:
Director Carlos Saura. Cast Francisco
Rabal, José Coronado, Maribel Verdú, Josep María Pou, Eulalia Ramón,
Dafne Fernández, Joaquín Climent, Cristina Espinosa |
|
Synopsis:
From internationally acclaimed filmmaker Carlos Saura (Tango, Blood
Wedding, Carmen) comes GOYA IN BORDEAUX, a visually sumptuous,
emotionally powerful film about the turbulent life of brilliant
painter Francisco de Goya. In Bordeaux, France, in the early 1800s,
Goya suffers from strange visions and nightmares. While his young
daughter cares for him, Goya reflects on his tumultuous career: a time
when a passionate love affair with the beautiful Duchess of Alba and
the evil crusade of Napoleons French army inspire Goyas most shocking,
brilliant paintings— works that change the art world forever. Starring
Francisco Rabal (Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down!, Belle De Jour), José
Coronado (The Disappearance of Garcia Lorca) and Maribel Verdu (Belle
Epoque, Lovers). "Superb and Stunning!" -Kevin Thomas, The Los Angeles
Times. |
| Description:
DVD || Length 106 min || Distributor Manga Films || Discs 1
|| Region 0 || Video Pal || 2.35:1, 16:9 || Languages Dolby Digital
5.1: Spanish || Subtitles Spanish, English, French || Interactive
Menus, Scene Access, Trailer, Photo Gallery, Filmographies, Making Of,
Goya Awards Disc Format: Single Sided Dual Layer |
| Condition:
quality picture |
| Price:
NA |
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| Great Catherine (1958)
(TV) |
|
aka
George Bernard Shaw's Great Catherine (1958) (TV) (USA: complete
title) |
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Credits: Directed by: Barry Morse, Credited cast: Sydney
Sturgess .. Catherine the Great
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Synopsis: |
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Description:
VHS
|| || Color
|| Language ||
SP || Rare collector's item
|| |
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Condition:
quality
picture
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Price: $ |
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| Great Catherine (1968)
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Credits: Dir Gordon Flemyng, cast: Peter O'Toole .. Capt.
Charles Edstaston + Zero Mostel ..
Patiomkin + Jeanne Moreau .. Catherine
+ Jack Hawkins .. The British Ambassador
+ Akim Tamiroff .. Sergeant
+ Marie Lohr .. Dowager Lady Gorse
+ Marie Kean .. Princess Dashkoff
+ Kenneth Griffith (I) .. Naryshkin
+ Angela Scoular .. Claire
+ Kate O'Mara .. Varinka
+ Gerald Lawson +
Lea Seidl .. Grand Duchess +
Oliver MacGreevy .. General Pskov + Norma
Foster .. Mongol + James Mellor ..
Colonel Pugachov
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|
Synopsis: A Super Russian Sized Dose Of Off Beat Movie for
all of you my Little Angel Mother's & Father Darlings! |
|
Description:
VHS
|| || Color
|| English Language ||
UK || Rare collector's item
|| 99 min |
|
Condition:
quality
picture
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Price: $ |
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Great Muslims عظماء الإسلام |
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aka:
Othama Al-Islam |
|
Credits:
Directed by Niazy mustafa احمد مظهر\
إخراج نيازى مصطفى |
|
Synopsis:
This movie tells the story of the wise
successors of the prophet "Peace be upon him" |
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حياة الخلفاء الراشـدين وعظماء الاسـلام |
|
Description:
VHS
|| PAL || Color ||
Arabic Language ||
SP || Rare collector's
item || |
|
Condition: Very Good
quality |
|
Price: $25 |
|
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| Guimba the Tyrant
(1995) |
| Credits:
Directed by Cheick Oumar Sissoko |
|
Synopsis:
Winner of the Swissair/Crossair Special
Prize from the Locarno International Film Festival and the Ouagadougou
Panafrican Film and Television Festival's Grand Prize. The story of
Guimba, the cruel tyrant who is feared by all. It is probably not a
coincidence that this mythical dictator, Guimba, resembles the real
dictator, Moussa Traore, who was overthrown in 1991, ending a reign of
terror which the people of Mali are unlikely to forget. The films'
director, Cheick Oumar Sissoko was involved in the underground
movement against Moussa Traore. Told in a traditional African
narrative style, this film is considered to be one of the most
important African films of the decade. "...a riotously colorful,
irreverent satire on the ways of tyrants.." Roger Ebert, Chicago
Sun-Times. "Dazzles the senses. the epic scale and historical sweep
set Guimba in a class by itself among African films."..Deborah Young,
Variety. |
| Description:
VHS || || color ||
English
|| collector's item
|| 93 minutes. |
| Condition:
quality picture |
| Price:
$28 |
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