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Under the Skin DVD, 1997

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Film Description

In her first major role, Morton is Iris. Unable to cope with her mother's death and alienated from a happily-married sister, she ditches her job and her boyfriend, dons her wig and goes looking for love in all the wrong places. Carrying the movie along like an incendiary device, Iris has to be one of the most passionate heroines ever caught on film by a BFI grant.

Film Information

Director - Carine Adler

Produced - 1997

Main Language - ENGLISH

Countries & Regions - British Film

Cast - Samantha Morton, Rita Tushingham, Claire Rushbrook

DVD Details

Certificate:	18	Publisher:	BFI	Region:	2
Length:	80 mins	Aspect:	1.66:1	Cat No:	BFIVD644
Format:	DVD Colour

DVD Extras

Fever (1994): short film by Carine Adler, starring Katrin Cartlidge
Original trailer.

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zeus on 4th March 2005

A fragile but beautifully documented account of a young Liverpool woman's life after the death of her mother. Quirky, but critically observed. Morton is outstanding. more >

BW on 12th June 1999

Never has a more complete downward spiral been set on celuloid. The question remains - can she pull out of the dive? more >