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Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 9786303962023 Format: Color, NTSC ISBN: 6303962025 Label: Sony Pictures Manufacturer: Sony Pictures Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Sony Pictures Release Date: February 20, 1996 Running Time: 118 minutes Studio: Sony Pictures Theatrical Release Date: 1971 Sales Rank: 6815 Related Items:
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 Rating: - Wonderful adaptation of a wonderful bookI just don't understand why it's taking so long for the dvd to be released. Same goes for the beautiful soundtrack. Has there ever been one? Rating: - Is the past a foreign country?""The past is a foreign country. People do things differently over there" is how the main character of this movie talks about his youth. The viewers however remain to decide if the past is indeed so foreign. Does it not shape one's life in a crucial way, as happens in the film we are about to see? "The go between" takes place at the end of the Victorian era. A transformation is hanging over the movie, in a personal and worldly sense. The summers are hot and full of sun. This is the period ... Read More Rating:  - Life-alteringI first saw this movie on TV on channel 7 in New York one late night in the early 70's. (That was back when movies were still watchable on TV, but that's another story.) The non-linearity of the story-telling immediately held me. Now, connect-the-dots film-making is all over the place, but "The Go-Between" was there first and best. Dominic Guard plays the wide-eyed young enabler of the title to a class-bound pair of lovers during a hot Edwardian summer, with disatrous results. Near the ... Read More Rating: - A movie gem of extraordinary beauty!Consider this cast : one of my beloved middle sixties actress Julie Chritie, the superb actor Alan Bates , the implacable direction of Joseph Losey one the most powerful Enfant terrible of USA and the screenplay of his assiduous collaborator Harold Pinter (The accident) this is a real milestone in the British cinema of the early seventies. A little boy unwittingly becomes in the go-between for the daughter of a wealthy family and a neighboring humble farmer . This unequal encounter between ... Read More Rating: - Sly Study of Aristocrats With Their Gaurd DownTh entire film takes place on the grounds of a sprawling English manor. Young aristocrat Marcus has invited Leo whose background is much more humble to spend the summer at his familys estate. Marcus and Leo are both just about to turn 13--that ripe age with one foot in childhood and one beginning to test the waters of adulthood. Marcus is a snobby little brat quite used to the comforts of his palatial home but Leo is utterly amazed at all he sees. And what he is most amazed with is Marcus' older sister Marion ... Read More Browse for similar items by category:
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