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The Marquise of O DVD, 1976

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Film Description

A painterly and typically excellent Rohmer production set in 19th century Germany with the rigours and regulations of society mercilessly exposed in a story of double standards and mixed morals.

Film Information

Director - Eric Rohmer

Produced - 1976

Main Language - GERMAN with English subtitles

Countries & Regions - European Film, French Film, German Film

Cast - Edith Clever, Bruno Ganz

DVD Details

Certificate:	0	Publisher:	Arrow Films	Region:	0
Length:	98 mins	Aspect:	4:3	Cat No:	FCD160
Format:	DVD Colour	Subtitles:	English

DVD Extras

Documentaries: Eric Rohmer on 'The Marquis of O'

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Barry Forshaw on 25th March 2004

Another of Rohmer’s assured and elegant fables, this time with a period setting. Set in Russia in 1799, Rohmer adjusts to the change of era with panache; a worthy addi... more >