Luchino Visconti's apadt. of Albert Camus The Stranger (1967). M. Mastroianni.

Description: Wed, Nov 10, 2021, 4:04 PM REGION 1-NTSC. Italian Audio with optional English subtitles.. Menus with subtitle settings and scene selections. No cover. No label. A Plain Silver disc in a paper sleeve. PICTURE QUALITY: 8.5/10. 1999 RESTORATION EDITION made with the Supervision of Visconti's (and Fellini's) great cinematographer Giuseppe Rottuno. Luchino Visconti - Lo Straniero aka The Stranger (1967). Widescreen/Color/99'. Luchino Visconti's (The Stranger) 1967 adaptation of Albert Camus monumental existential universal classic with Marchello Mastroianni and Anna Karenina, special appearance near the end of the film by Bruno Cremer as the prison Chaplain. Highly underrated and lost Visconti gem with amazing atmosphere and stellar performances especially from Mastroianni, Anna Karenina looks great but a bit lost under the Italian dubbing. Lo straniero, received mixed press on first release and has rarely been seen since. A man, a pied noir living in Algiers, hears the news of his mother's death in a home out in the country. While visiting a friend he points a revolver at and shoots dead an Arab who in a vague way is threatening his friends; he is arrested and condemned to death for murder. This action does not cohere as a plot but merely a succession of events, and the significance, insofar as they are significant, lies in their discontinuity. Luchino Visconti's (The Stranger) 1967 adaptation of Albert Camus monumental existential universal classic with Marchello Mastroianni and Anna Karenina, special appearance near the end of the film by Bruno Cremer as the prison Chaplain. Highly underrated and lost Visconti gem with amazing atmosphere and stellar performances especially from Mastroianni, Anna Karenina looks great but a bit lost under the Italian dubbing. Lo straniero, received mixed press on first release and has rarely been seen since. A man, a pied noir living in Algiers, hears the news of his mother's death in a home out in the country. While visiting a friend he points a revolver at and shoots dead an Arab who in a vague way is threatening his friends; he is arrested and condemned to death for murder. This action does not cohere as a plot but merely a succession of events, and the significance, in so far as they are significant, lies in their discontinuity. USA BIDDERS SHIPPING $4.63. INTERNATIONAL $21.99.

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