Blu-ray Disc Alain Robbe-Grillet Blu-ray BOX I [limited edition]

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3-Pack Set
■ Special gift
・ Sanpo Back Case
・ Leaflet (four fold)
・ Each case : Booklet / Postcard
[Recording Time]
291 min
[Screen Size]
[1] [Audio Information]
(PCM)
[Subtitle Information]
Japanese
[Limited Edition Contents]
[First Shipment Limited]
[Enclosed Special Bonus Contents]
[Enclosed Special Bonus Contents]
[Explanation Leaflet / Postcard / Four Fold Explanation
* If there is no indication of "First Time" in the title, the First Time Bonus of [Enclosed Special Bonus Contents] is not covered by the warranty. Please purchase with your prior consent.
[Video Special Bonus Contents]
[1] Special Domestic Movie Preview / Alain Robbe-Grillet Interview / [2] [3] Foreign Movie Preview
[Cast]
[1] Director, Script : Alain Robbe-Grillet Film : Morris Barry Music : Georges Delerue / Michelle Fano / Tarshin Kavalthiooguru Appearance : Françoise Brion / Jacques Doniol-Valcroze / Guido Celano / Catherine Rob Glie [2] Director, Script : Alain Robbe-Grillet Film : Willy Kurant Film : Michelle Fano Appearance : Jean-Louis Trintignant / Marie-France Pisier / Christian Barbier / Sasana コクリコヴァー / Sylvie e トゥボヴァー / Sylvie Bale / Charles Mirow / Gérard Parapra / Catherine Rob Glie / Paul Ruyeh [3] Director, Script : Alain Robbe-Grillet Film : Igor Luther Music : Michelle Fano Appearance : Jean-Louis Trintignant / Ivan Misstreak / Susanna Barbier / Charles Mirow / Joseph Mirow / Josef Krone / Dominic / Catherine Rob Glie / Julius ヴァシェック
[Contents]
[1] Immortal Woman HD Restore version [2] Trans-European Express HD Restore version [3] Lying Man HD Restore version
[Video Comments]
The first masterpiece by director Alain Robbe-Grillet, the standard-bearer of "nouveau Roman", featuring the pleasure of giddiness wandering around a different village.
[Production Year]
1963
1966
1968
[Production Country]
France / Belgium
France / Italy / Czechoslovakia