The Dark House
Jun 17, 2010 Criminal, Thriller

The Dark House
Genre: Thriller, Crime
Murder, farm, plot, police, martial law, the Munich Film Festival 2010
”The Dark House” or in the original “Dom zly” is praised as the best Polish film of the year 2009. Wojciech Smarzowski director has made a neo-noir thriller set in two time levels. 1978 Edward Srodon celebrates with the farmer and his young wife Zdzislaw Dziabas Bozena an exuberant celebration and it plans to sell illegally produced liquor. Four years later, Edward returns back with the police to the remote farm, for he is the prime suspect in a murder case. But the police are not really interested in resolving the matter, since it is quite another to cover up crimes. Title: The Dark House Original Title: Dom zly Country of production: Poland Production year: 2009 Length: 105 (Min)
Middle Men
Jun 16, 2010 Comedy, Criminal, Drama

Middle Men
Genre: Drama, Comedy, Crime
Business idea, gangster, FBI, Internet, porn
1995: The world marvels at a new invention – the Internet. The businessman Jack Harris has a flourishing company and a happy family when he meets Wayne Beering and Buck Dolby, which present him with an idea of how to earn money with the new medium: it sold pornography. Jack takes over the management of the company very soon rolling in cash. But success also come the problems, because all want a piece of the pie. And soon Jack is caught in a web of porn stars, gangsters and the FBI. Title: Middle Men Country of production: USA Production year: 2009 Length: 105 (Min.)
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Shutter Iceland (DVD)
Jun 16, 2010 Criminal, Mystery, Thriller

Shutter Iceland (DVD)
Genre: Thriller, Mystery
Homicide, hospital, island, Psychiatry
Of course, living the Berlinale, especially this year for their 60th Jubilee by the big names, the deserving directors, whose films in the Berlinale Palast their premieres and world premieres to celebrate. At least in this respect was in the first days of something available. According to Roman Polanski’s The Ghost Writer Martin Scorsese’s new work today Shutter Iceland was on the program and saw the light of the attending celebrities for a proper media boost. And it was not just because the expectations of Shutter Iceland, at least in parts of the public and the press were somewhat high. With such a height it is no wonder then that many journalists were more a little disappointed with the new work of the director. What was not so much to the images rather than in a less-inspired story, which is like a patchwork of well-known pieces from film and literature. Leonardo DiCaprio plays in Iceland shutter the U.S. Marshall Edward Daniels, who together with his new partner, Chuck Aule (Mark Ruffalo) in the early 1950s, the disappearance of a patient in a clinic for mentally disturbed most serious on the island Shutter Iceland to investigate. Unfortunately, not even the Most Stable Daniels mentally since he was a soldier in the liberation of the Dachau concentration camp there and also have lost his wife in a fire. The disappearance of the patient appears particularly Daniels suspicious from the start and he speculates that the whole story being told to him by the senior physician Dr. Cawley (Ben Kingsley), something is wrong. However, it seems with him myself up some in Argentina, as he always is plagued by severe migraine attacks, nightmares and symptoms that can fuse the fiction and reality, the obscure events on the island and Daniels traumatic past experiences with each other. Until finally, the whole truth will come out. And which really is not what has Daniels expects … Actually it’s pretty clear that the story that followed Edward Daniels in the course of the film, something is strange and he himself is a prisoner of delusion and Fkition. This makes the film by his suspense and one would wish almost, instead of the actual resolution would have the template is moved further to the rather trashy side paths of the nested story, especially since Scorsese and Lehane dig vigorously in the find box of film history and Crime / Mystery Literature and Agatha Christie’s works plunder as well as films like Identity, The Sixth Sense or other “mindfuck movies” as well as age-old horror à la Frankenstein. The problem is that you can not help feeling, is all this to have already seen elsewhere – perhaps not always so brilliantly staged, but in itself consistent and round. This lack of narrative originality, which should lie mainly on the novel of Dennis Lehane tried to Scorsese by the rather pungent score, and other tricks to compensate for the voltage from the available clothing cinemas. More than pure formulaic and unwound a routine genre comes in beautiful packaging patchwork while but not out. (Joachim Kurz)
Title: Shutter Iceland (DVD) Country of production: USA Production year: 2009 Length: 132 (Min.) Published by: Concorde Home Entertainment format: 16:9 tone / language: Dolby Digital 5.1, German, English EAN: 4010324027801 Tools : film documentaries: “Behind the Shutters” – from novel to film, “Into the Lighthouse” – Historical development of psychiatry in the U.S.
Public Enemy No.. 1
Jun 16, 2010 Action, Biography, Criminal, Movie Trailers, Thriller

Public Enemy No.. 1 – Murder Instinct (DVD)
Genre: Thriller, Biography
Murder, Jacques Mesrine, criminal, bank robbery, 1970
Against him was “Scrooge” just a small fish. Jacques Mesrine, France’s most famous criminals terrorized for over 20 years, the Grande Nation. Whether bank collapses, brutal murders, kidnappings or spectacular eruptions from ice-cold high-security prisons – Mesrine criminal file space offered for multiple phone books. When on the second November 1979 will be shot on the street in Paris, drew on all of France. Mesrine gruesomely fascinating life cried out for a movie adaptation. Director Jean-François Richet (Assault on Precint 13) knew at the same time, however, that the substance was overcome in two-hour movie barely. Therefore, he splitted up Mesrine story in two parts. The first part Public Enemy No.. 1 – murder instinct told in classic style gangster film about the rise in France, Mesrine crooks scene. Public Enemy No.. 1 – death drive (Start date: 21.5) shows Mesrine as degenerate public enemy No 1, the skins swim rapidly away. In 1956, the jovial, 19-year-old Jacques (Vincent Cassel) collected in the Algerian war. When truncated, hearted man, he returns back in 1959, the Paris home. Without training soon his hopes vanish on a regular, decent-paying work. Mesrine pent-up aggressions find an outlet as the creator of crime boss Guido (Gerard Depardieu bloated one on the verge of self-parody) to know. Together, the two mix, the Paris underworld with brutal and brazen raids. As Mesrine shoots his first man he appears below and is based in Spain with the naive Sofia (Elena Anaya), a family. But Mesrine is an adrenaline junkie, and depending on the crime-kicks. But he leaves Sofia and his three small children sit in cold blood. Mesrine it pulls back on the road. Together with the unpredictable Jeanne Schneider (Cecile de France committed) it in a “Bonnie and Clyde” spectacular raids. be taken up both in Canada. Mesrine is ordered to solitary confinement and tortured by several guards brutally. But it can not break the officials. On the contrary, Mesrine hatches an escape plan from the high-security prison of its own. Public Enemy No.. 1 – killing instinct in front of genre needs role models like Scarface (1983) American Gangster (2007) not to hide. Richet was achieved with the outrageously expensive biopic, based on Mesrine in prison constituted an autobiography, a rousing thriller. Over the full period shown by the young filmmakers, a feeling for atmospheric, sumptuous images, consistent dialogue and perfectly arranged, in Heat (1996), reminiscent action sequences. Brilliant in the supporting roles filled by Vincent Cassel stands out in the title role. With constantly changing appearance – he took during the nine months filming 20 pounds – he shows oppressively intense all facets of the dangerous killer, ranging from charming flirtation attempts to gruesome outbreaks of violence. Reward for the effort was a César, the Cassel for his tour de force this year received. (Florian Koch)
Title: Public Enemy No.. 1 – Murder Instinct (DVD) Original Title: Mesrine: L’instinct de mort Country of production: France Production year: 2008 Length: 105 (min .) Published at: Universum Film format: 16:9 tone / language: Dolby Digital 5.1, German, French EAN: 886 973 831 793 Extras: Interview with Vincent Cassel and Jean-François Richet, Trailer
Public Enemy No.. 1
Jun 16, 2010 Action, Biography, Criminal, Movie Trailers, Thriller

Public Enemy No.. 1 – death drive (DVD)
Genre: Thriller, Biography
Murder, Jacques Mesrine, criminal, bank robbery, Canada, jailbreak, 1970
Robert de Niro has done it, Sylvester Stallone, too. At the end of the food chain now Vincent Cassel, who rose as before, the two Hollywood stars for a role of 20 kilos. To the bloated gangster Jacques Mesrine in Public Enemy No. 1 – death instinct credible to embody the French method actor turned to his diet radically. Cassel was eating five times a day for four months, combined with beer syrup and allowed himself 1300 calories a strong milk shakes. Medically questionable, the effort was worth the charismatic actor. Cassel was awarded for his role in the recently César for best actor. , Concentrated, director Jean-François Richet Mesrine in the rise of small-time crook to professional gangster shows him to the continuation of the death instinct as a self-infatuated media hero, desperate to knit his own legend. After his spectacular escape from a Canadian prison Mesrine it pulls back to France in 1973, where he will soon be the merciless Commissioner Boussard (Olivier Gourmet taken). But would not Mesrine Mesrine, if he does not yet have an escape plan in store. Located in the courthouse, he captures the judge and can pile up again. When he again during a bank robbery falls into the clutches of the police, Mesrine landed in a Paris high-security wing. There he wrote his memoirs, and learn the cool Strippers King Besse (Mathieu Amalric) know. The two criminals are watching each first like famished tiger in the cage before it binds the desire for thrills. They share the seemingly impossible escapes from jail. Despite a massive manhunt, the police can not catch Besse and Mesrine. A few days of freedom, the two packs and returning to the criminal hunting fever. You want to rob a heavily guarded casino of Deauville – without considering the risks of their daring plan. Richet also holds in the second part of the French Gangstersaga up the tension, is form and content but in other areas as Public Enemy No.. 1 – killing instinct. Embeds a death wish stronger the political background of the plot. Foreign, radical terrorist organizations like the Red Brigades and the RAF to inspire Mesrine its anarchic violence. From a radical leftist drive the smug loner wants to know nothing. What interests him is rather the game with the media, which made him the “public enemy No. 1 transfigure. Cassel succeed here especially to show the vanity and increasing isolation Mesrine. At his side shine Bond villain Mathieu Amalric (The Diving Bell and the Butterfly) and Ludivine Sagnier in the spectacular (Swimming Pool) as a girlfriend Sylvie Mesrine nationals. In spite of the more complex characters, character drawing succeeds director Richet in the second part, to place a number of spectacular action scenes. He chases the young filmmakers obviously staged as a tribute to William Friedkin (French Connection) and John Frankenheimer (Ronin) work. Richet reveled in Public Enemy No.. 1 – killing instinct still in blues and reds, he designed a death wish for a different color that corresponds with its brown and orange accent the changing temporal and thematic focus of the second part. Although developed here some storyline somewhat frayed and acts as a less concentrated in one part, and Richet a torture scene stylized exaggeration of a journalist selbstzweckhaft, bringing Public Enemy No.. 1 – Jacques Mesrine, the death instinct farewell after four hours in an overall better end. (Florian Koch)
Title: Public Enemy No.. 1 – death drive (DVD) Original Title: L’ennemi public n ° 1 Country of production: , Canada, France Production year: 2008 Length: 128 (Min.) Published at: Universum Film format: 16:9 tone / language: Dolby Digital 5.1, German, French EAN: (# ) 886974607496 Extras: Making Of, Trailer
Murder Farm (DVD)
Jun 9, 2010 Criminal, Drama, Literature

Murder Farm (DVD)
Genre: literature, mystery
Village, debt, crime, murder
Three years ago, Andrea Maria leg was debut novel Murder Farm is a sensational success, received the German Crime Prize, and stood for weeks on the bestseller list. This was followed by a Monica Bleibtreu read audiobook version and a play. Now, the Swiss director Bettina Oberli (North Wind, The Late Bloomers) adapted the novel for the big screen and directed an impressive, densely atmospheric drama. Murder Farm is the synonym for a tragedy. Reconstruction is a carnage in the fictional town in Bavaria, situated in a farm in the mid 50s. There the whole family Danner with the pickaxe was murdered in cold blood: the old farmer Danner, his careworn wife, daughter Barbara, her two small children and the maid. No one in the village of fact, noticed something surprising, but it does not. For the old Danner (Vitus Zeplichal) was an unpredictable tyrant, not only his own family cruelly oppressed, but also to the villagers was spiteful and malicious. No one liked him in the village. The offense is two years ago, when the 26 year old Kathrin (Julia Jentsch) in the village shows up, which also has lived in her recently deceased mother. The perpetrator is still not found and Kathleen’s presence brings the tragedy once again. The reclusive villagers Kathrin tell their version of history. Like a mosaic is made up of the individual statements of fact, which is reconstructed in flashback and back to the scene. gives a chronological processing it, neither the novel nor the film and so is the nested narrative back on the canvas. The story refers to a real and unsolved murders six times in 1922 on an isolated farmstead in Upper Bavaria Hinterkaifeck, can one’s blood run cold. The interesting thing about the film but also the conditions in the village, the milieu, the coldness, indifference and bigotry are the villagers. Mutual mistrust and accusations provide a threatening mood. Because the killer is one of them, from among its own. Drawn is a bleak picture of society after the war. States and mysterious murders in a village, stubborn villagers – that may seem familiar to who has the white band of Michael Hanecke considered. In both films it is not primarily concerned with solving the murder or murders. Both films have a similar threatening and disturbing-alone in the staging of the oppressive, patriarchal, strict religious village atmosphere. But while Haneckes drama, before the First World War is happening, and therefore before the horrors of the Nazi terror in this Tannöd are long gone. Shortly after the Second World War, people had hope that evil is finally over. The film shows how fast it can go up to the evil germinates and again how vulnerable people are in favor. With precise, almost documentary look rayed Bettina Oberli life in the village and the cruel deed that is behind it. With her film, she is both an exciting thriller, but also a terrific psychological drama succeeded. (Katrin Knauth)
Title: Murder Farm (DVD) Country of production: , Germany Year of Production: 2009 Length: 89 (Min.) Published at: Paramount Home entertainment format: 16:9 tone / language: Dolby Digital 5.1 DTS, German EAN: 4011976873280 Extras: ( #) interviews, behind the scenes, movie dog, “Colt” on set, Monica Bleibtreu is Traudl Warrior “(picture gallery), actor-info
Mother
Jun 4, 2010 Criminal, Drama, Thriller

Mother
Genre: Drama, Thriller
Family secret, mother-son relationship, murder suspect
A comparison, call upon the many Koreans like, is the between their own society and Italian. Both Koreans and Italians, were temperamental than their neighbors, then claimed, and in both countries have the mother, “mamma,” a special meaning. Of course these are stereotypes – but like most of this has an element of truth. Effectively available for many Korean mothers of their son in the first place, and many young men need very long to get away from her mother. Mother, the new plant of South Korean director Bong Joon-Ho tells of an almost Oedipal mother-son relationship. Bong has come with the representation of family structures to international fame – his magnificent film, The Host was the most successful Korean film of all time. In quite an ironic way, he took up genre conventions to guide them through exaggeration to absurdity. His fighting against a monster at first about the family was similar in Jurassic Park, to eventually fall apart. Similarly Bong uses in traditional family structures Mother, which he exaggerated. And this time the story is considerably more complex than the plot would suggest. Hye-ja (Kim Hye-ja), Ginseng Seller and acupuncturist, is a typical Korean Ajumma, an elderly lady who works hard and does everything for her young adult son Do-. In her case, this dedication goes so far as to do-jun even the food and cut himself peeing still “healthy” tea infuses. Do-jun (Won Bin) meets the stereotype of the mother’s boy so far as he is of his mother, totally dependent – he has never worked. Won Bin plays him as a naive and good-natured, but somewhat retarded innocent. His Do-jun looks constantly with his mouth open in front of him and lacks any sense of irony. After a night is Thu Jun-arrested on suspicion of murder. A schoolgirl was found dead. The mentally impaired young man can not remember the night in his mother’s wake, however, gave her strength. Hye-ja takes the search for the killers in their own hands – that her son no one could touch a hair is, for them without question. The previously unremarkable lady will lead to the detective and human rights, her campaign against injustice to expose the Korean society. Because the nuclear family is suddenly confronted by a corrupt and disinterested police force, where violence has taken the upper hand just out of boredom. All the characters act as a prototype of a society in transition: in addition to the loving mother there because the unintentionally childless and therefore desperate young woman, the corrupt lawyer, standalone and expelled from the society aged, the alcoholic, the mobbing school children, the sex addict schoolgirl. As in previous works Bong mixes elements of various genres. Film noir, Hitchcock-homage, family drama, Agatha Christie in Korean? All of these descriptions to make, but only in part. Mother is just as much family drama as portrait of society, crime as well as satire. The director himself said: “Apparently it is a crime thriller about a murder case, but there are no police officers as the main character plays. Instead, a mother’s role. We keep joking that membership is a genre ultimately decided by the employees, which the film in the video library sorted. ” Bongs view is exposed and pitilessly. Nothing is as it seems at first. Selfless mother’s love, as propagated in countless Korean songs, books and films will be? Chasms are opening up, when Do-jun childhood memories unpacks. Respect for superiors, as required under the Confucian doctrine? Even the audience is driven to the view presented here of elite fast. Lawyers, graduates of the best universities turn out of the country, as corrupt fraudsters, who receive their client in an irreverent animated. Children as innocent beings? Far from it. In discussions with the classmates of the dead exposed Hye-ja of childhood quickly as life that is full of low motives, power and sexual desires. And the respect for age? The old people here are outcasts. Hye-ja remains is their very own form of acupuncture, to deal with reality. For that it is also its not about justice, then we must recognize them soon. With Kim Hye-ja director Bong has committed an idol of his youth. As a series actress she has been known for years in Korea. That he also places importance on harmonious in the equipment details, shows the production history: The fictional town where the movie plays, is composed of innumerable places throughout South Korea, some locations have been built in the studio. And the film is to be considered great – Bong has filmed in 2:35:1 widescreen format, which is not only the landscapes that enhances the value. In Korea was mainly Kim Hye-ja praised for their game. At the Asian Film Awards 2010 she was honored as Best Actress. In addition, Mother was awarded as Best Film and Best Screenplay. The film was also nominated as South Korea’s official entry for the Oscar ® award-2010th (Claire Horst)
Title: Mother Original Title: Madeo Country of production: South Korea Production year: 2009 Length: 128 (min .) Distribution: MFA + Film Distribution
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Choice of Weapons
Jun 4, 2010 Criminal, Drama, Movie Trailers

Choice of Weapons
Genre: Drama, Crime
Prison, gangster, horse breeding
piles up when the old professional criminals Serge (Pierre Forget) together with the young, hot-blooded Mickey (Gérard Depardieu) in a lightning campaign from jail, goes first – apart from violent friction with the police – everything according to plan for the escapees, but soon fall into a bad case of their accomplices. Stark seeks wounded Serge with Mickey shelter with the former gangster Noël Durieux (Yves Montand), who has changed the industry for ages and breeds with his wife Nicole (Catherine Deneuve) withdrawn horses in the country. With the arrival of the two fugitives on the farm is a complex network of events unfolds that can stand up to a former guard notorious gangsters back to the elderly Commissioner Bonnardot (Michel Galabru) from ancient times are all too familiar … It is the universe of complex, distinctive characters, which gives this atmospheric drama set in the criminal milieu, with its rich use dramaturgy a tremendous intensity. Aktionslastige voltage and, on the other appealing charged emotions create the story of two different generations of gangsters who come to each other while stirring up dust properly, not least in the ranks of the police. In the course of the story, blurring the values and motivations of the protagonists so that the law enforcement in the person of the ambitious policeman Sarlat (Gérard Lanvin) into the villain role slipping, while the criminals move more merciful to an almost touching final point, although not without a bloody showdown before … The very human nature, which operate with the consistently excellent performers here and communicate with each other, shifts the focus from choice of weapons in the course of events by increasing attention to crime drama. The relations between Durieux and his wife, the police found and between gangsters in detail, which ultimately focuses on the relationship between Durieux and Mickey as a tragic representatives with a respectable understanding of one another. Diving during the story again and again to children, it is at the end of a small, fragile beings that determines the fate of the (anti) hero. An unusual, profound criminals are not afraid of using different dimensions of good and evil, whose daring as successful character drawings a certain pathos. (Mary Anderson)
Title: Choice of Weapons Original Title: Le choix des armes Country of production: France Production year: 1981 Length: ( #) 130 (Min.) Published at: format: 2.35:1 anamorphic () tone / language: Dolby Stereo Digital / German, French EAN: 4006680055008 Extras: Photo Gallery, Trailer
The devil in the white waistcoat
Jun 2, 2010 Criminal, Drama, Movie Trailers, Thriller

The devil in the white waistcoat
Genre: Thriller, Crime
Gangster, burglary, treason, fences, spies, film noir
Just recently, again at large is looking for the gangster Faugel Maurice (Serge Reggiani) is the hiding place on his fence in the uninhabited area beyond the railroad tracks, so as soon as possible to make money – of course illegal in a coup, because Maurice is his “craft” faithful. They know each other from before, a few words about the relevant changes acquaintances and the next break, for which Maurice borrows pressing a gun. But then he uses the weapon to suddenly shoot to the fence, which he then stripped in order to then slip away under cover of darkness, after he buried his loot nearby. The dark, atmospheric almost leisurely start this French black-and-thrillers by Jean-Pierre Melville in 1962 already marked clearly the direction in which this cold and calculated move as directed gangster film: it is by loyalties and betrayal in the underworld milieu in which the shrewd loner Siller (Jean-Paul Belmondo) because of his strange friendship with Inspector Salignari (Daniel Crohem) the reputation of a spy doilies. But Maurice Siller familiar at first, until he is wounded after a failed break-in and eventually arrested. So the game takes to mistrust and suspicion begins … Director Jean-Paul Melville (The Godson / Le Samouraï, 1967, The Red Circle / Le cercle rouge, 1970), in addition to Jean-Paul Belmondo and Michel Piccoli in the film with other stars of the French cinema such as Alain Delon, Lino Ventura, Yves Montand and Jean-Pierre Cassel has turned, also focuses on the devil in the white waistcoat intensively on the mood within the criminal men’s worlds, for which he takes full time, but without the content in the depth to go. The truly significant female characters – here embodied by Fabienne Dali, Monique Hennessy as Fabienne as Therese – remain functional in the final analysis Perepherie of events. No less than the German filmmaker Volker Schlondorff acted in this film as a director’s assistant to Jean-Pierre Melville, and he is also in a bar scene as an extra. Schlöndorff made during his school and student days in Paris, the acquaintance of some directors were predominantly of the Nouvelle Vague and Bertrand Tavernier in a class, the 1961 Prêtre as a director’s assistant to Jean-Pierre Melville’s Eve and the priest / Léon Morin, also with Jean-Paul Belmondo worked in the lead role. Jean-Pierre Melville, however, is also related to this cold crime drama, whose French title is Le doulos a synonym for a spy, the film noir is much closer than the Nouvelle Vague and represents a total of more personal style than a certain direction – unless cool detective stories, which are his specialty. (Mary Anderson)
Title: The devil in the white waistcoat Original Title: Le Doulos Country of production: France, Italy Year of Production: 1962 Length: 104 (Min.) Published at: format: 1.66:1 anamorphic () tone / language: (# ) Mono Dolby Digital / German, French EAN: 4006680055022 Extras: Photo Gallery, Trailer
Masks – TV-Tip of the Week
Jun 1, 2010 Biography, Comedy, Criminal

Masks – TV-Tip of the Week
Genre: Comedy, Crime
Television, show business
On 24 June this year, he is eighty years old, French filmmaker Claude Chabrol, who was awarded the 2003 European Film Award for Lifetime Achievement. The former critics of the legendary “Cahiers du Cinema” and director of the Nouvelle Vague of the first hour populated with its social-thrillers in old age, nor the film worlds, as Commissioner Bellamy / Bellamy with Gérard Depardieu shows in the lead role, in the last year with the International Film Festival premiered in Berlin, where was Claude Chabrol, with the presentation of the Berlinale Camera honored. The comedic thriller masks of 1986 also celebrated its premiere at the Berlinale as a candidate for the Golden Bear and was nominated twice for At the representational qualities of Bernadette Lafont, Anne Brochet for the César. In public, the television presenter Christian Legagneur (Philippe Noiret), a star of the scene, the drives with its clearly presented Gutmenschentum the show “happiness for all” in the quota sky. Privately, however, this crazy character resides in a luxury universe with a dodgy servants egocentric rulers alike. The journalist Roland Wolf (Robin Renucci), who visited Legagneur occasion of his research to the biography of the leader enters, so a bizarre scene of protagonists who are obviously all involved in secret intrigues. In the turmoil of events is clear that Legagneur apparently belonging skeletons in the closet has … Rasant as humorous masks are created is a cool calculated settlement with the ambiguous productions of the entertainment machine, the inside of the zeitgeist of the 1980s, gathered a mass audience before the ground glass. With deceptive ease here appears slick Moderator – all excellent Philippe Noiret embodies – as for the late Heilsverkünder happiness of elders that can be functionalized as readily as the audience for the successful TV ratings. Claude Chabrol thereby exposing the supposed show master-Sauber man torn as carrion, but that is not the only mask that will ultimately fall. In view of the potentiated advent of such television entertainment in the last two decades, especially in the field of reality shows masks appear with his clever crime-structure as relevant today as then, for the unbroken effective strategies of this form of public presentation of intimacies are apparent in still mass appeal. (Mary Anderson)
Title: Masks – TV-Tip of the Week Original Title: Masques Country of production: France Production year: 1986 Length: 105 (Min.)