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The Devil's Trap (ej svensk text) (Blu-ray)

The Devil's Trap (ej svensk text) (Blu-ray)

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Drama från 1962 av Frantisek Vlácil med Vitezslav Vejrazka och Miroslav Machacek.

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  • Svensk titelDjävulsfällan
  • OriginaltitelDáblova past
  • Alternativ titelThe Devil's Trap
  • SkådespelareVitezslav Vejrazka, Miroslav Machacek, Cestmír Randa, Vit Olmer
  • RegissörFrantisek Vlácil
  • Inspelningsår1962
  • Bildformat1080p High Definition 1.37:1
  • LjudLPCM 2.0 Mono
  • SpråkTjeckiska
  • TextningEngelska
  • Speltid1 tim 25 min
  • GenreDrama
  • Extramaterial- The Devil's Trap (?áblova past, 1961) presented from a new HD transfer from the best existing original materials, created by the Czech National Film Archive. - In the Web of Time (V síti ?asu, 1989): cinematographer František Uldrich’s documentary portrait of Vlá?il. - The Week Starts on Friday (Týden za?íná v pátek, 1962): Elmar Kloss’ short film about Czech cinema exhibition in the early 1960s and which features The Devils Trap. - 20-page booklet featuring a new essay on the film by author and Czechoslovak cinema specialist Peter Hames. - New and improved English subtitle translation. - World premiere on Blu-ray. - Region-free Blu-ray (A/B/C)
  • Releasedatum2022-02-28
  • Åldersgräns11 år
  • Antal skivor1
  • Färg/svartvitSvartvit
  • BolagSecond Run UK
  • OmslagsspråkEngelska
  • EAN5060114151802
  • Artikelnr5060114151802

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Art.nr: 5060114151802

The first film in František Vlácil’s trilogy of visionary historical epics, The Devil’s Trap prefigures his legendary masterpiece Marketa Lazarová. In early-18th century Bohemia, an innocent miller finds himself under investigation by the Inquisition after daring to question the judgement of a local landowner. At a time when religious authority is absolute, the miller’s understanding of the natural world is interpreted as evidence of a pact with the Devil. With atmospheric imagery and evocative use of sound, the film depicts a cruel but credible world torn between superstition and science.
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