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MICHAEL HANEKE TRILOGY
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| Starring: |
Anne Bennent,
Dieter Berner,
Birgit Doll,
Georg Friedrich,
Arno Frish,
Otto Grunmandl,
Claudia Martini,
Lukas Miko,
Ulrich Muhe,
Branko Samarovski,
Udo Samuel,
Ingrid Stassner,
Leni Tanzer,
Gabriel Cosmin Urdes,
Angela Winkler
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| Format: |
DVD |
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£30.99 |
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£26.03 |
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£4.96 |
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| Cat No: |
ART423DVD |
| EAN: |
5021866423302 |
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| Distributor: |
ARTIFICIAL EYE |
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| Rel. date: |
25 May, 2009 |
| Certificate: |
18 |
| Running Time: |
305 mins |
| Language: |
English |
| Description: |
Three films by acclaimed Austrian director Michael Haneke, known as his 'Glaciation' trilogy. 'The Seventh Continent' (1989) portrays three years in the life of Georg (Dieter Berner), his wife Anna (Birgit Doll) and their daughter Eva (Leni Tanzer), during which time a psychological blindness leads to the family's self-destruction. The film explores familiar Haneke themes: the bourgeouis family unit, professional success and the price of conformism. In 'Benny's Video' (1992), 14-year-old Benny (Arno Frish) immerses himself in the universe of violent movies to fill the void of his middle-class existence. When he invites a girl back to his home, events take a fatal turn as he re-enacts the focus of his video obsession: the shooting of a pig. The final film in the trilogy, '71 Fragments of a Chronology of Chance' (1994), is a mosaic of 71 film tableaux portraying a number of people and events - otherwise unconnected - in the lead-up to a shooting spree undertaken by an Austrian student at Christmas in 2003. |
| Directors: |
Michael Haneke
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| Genre: |
Feature
Foreign
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