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Zarmela a écrit : [...]


Sur wikipedia, ils disent ça : "In 2008, a copy of the film 30 minutes longer than any other known surviving copy was located in Argentina. After a long period of restoration in Germany, the restored film was shown publicly for the first time simultaneously at Berlin and Frankfurt on February 12, 2010.[4] The event of the Friedrichstadtpalast was shown live on a screen at the Brandenburg Gate as well as on TV on ARTE. This version was also shown in New York at the Ziegfeld Theater in the last two weeks of October 2010."

Zarmela a écrit : Ils parlent aussi que c'est sorti sur DVD...

The restored original version was shown 83 years after its Berlin premiere on January 10, 1927, on the occasion of the 60th Berlinale, on February 12, 2010, at the Friedrichstadt Palast in Berlin, at the Alte Oper in Frankfurt, as well as on TV on ARTE HD and as a public viewing at the Brandenburg Gate. Only a few scenes - about eight minutes overall - were not included in the new cut because they were too badly damaged to repair or still missing; this gives the film a running time of 145 minutes. The film goes black for the original duration of the missing footage; in case of important scenes, an intertitle with a different typeface explains the content of the missing footage. These include a monk at the cathedral predicting the apocalypse to Freder and a fight between Fredersen and Rotwang which enables Maria to flee.

Kino re-released the film in select US theaters over the summer. A DVD and Blu-ray release following on November 16, 2010. Eureka/Masters of Cinema did the same in the UK and Ireland, with a theatrical release commencing September 10, 2010. Turner Classic Movies held its inaugural Classic Film Festival in Hollywood on April 22–25, 2010; included was the North American premiere of the newly restored version of the film, with an original score performed live by the Alloy Orchestra.

Klouzo a écrit : [...]


Ben c'est cette version que j'ai ici

Klouzo a écrit : Quel film?

Zarmela a écrit : [...]


The Party (1968) avec Peter Sellers


Excellent film, très drôle!

Zarmela a écrit : Quel film?

Klouzo a écrit : [...]


Day for night de Truffaut (1973)

Zarmela a écrit : oh! on est timé! je me connecte et une nouvelle image est là!

une nouvelle explosion

suis-je encore tout seul à chercher ? ne vous gênez pas les autres pour donner des réponses.

Klouzo a écrit : [...]

On leur a fait peur avec nos vieux films allemands

Zarmela a écrit : Bon... avec le modèle de laptop, c'est un film assez récent...

C'est à peu près tout ce que je sais à date

Klouzo a écrit : Ok, une autre