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Confidential Report DVD, 1955

aka Mr Arkadin

£5.99

RRP: £5.99

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Film Description

AKA Mr Arkadin. A convicted American smuggler leaves an Italian prison with one asset - a dying man's words about the mysterious and wealthy Gregory Arkadin. He sets out to find him, and then sets out on the much harder task of finding out who he is. Please note that this film is not restored.

Film Information

Director - Orson Welles

Produced - 1955

Main Language - ENGLISH

Countries & Regions - American film

Cast - Orson Welles, Michael Redgrave, Akim Tamiroff

DVD Details

Certificate:	PG	Publisher:	Slam Dunk Media	Region:	2
Length:	94 mins	Aspect:	4:3 Full Frame	Cat No:	SDMD2056
Format:	DVD B&W

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"Confidential Report" - Fran on 20th January 2010

The sound track was so poor have no clear idea what was going on, though I loved the starkness, the camera angles and the sinister overtones. Reminded me of the fil... more >