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Arrow Video Four Film Noir Classics - Blu-ray Collection

Name: Arrow Video Four Film Noir Classics - Blu-ray Collection
Brand: Arrow Video
Price: 35.36 GBP
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Experience the essence of film noir with this Arrow Video collection. This Blu-ray set brings together four masterworks that define the genre through dark urban settings, dangerous atmospheres, and the classic archetype of the femme fatale. Each film captures the cynicism and anxiety that made noir a cinematic staple. Included in this set is The Dark Mirror (1946), directed by Robert Siodmak. This psychological thriller stars Olivia de Havilland in a dual role as identical twin sisters. When a murder occurs, an obvious suspect emerges, but one sister holds a perfect alibi. The story follows a psychologist specializing in twin psychology as they navigate a web of mystery and deception. This collection is a must-have for fans of classic cinema looking to explore the brooding tension and doomed protagonists of the golden age of noir.

Key Features

Four quintessential film noir classics presented on Blu-ray for high-quality viewing.

Includes The Dark Mirror (1946) directed by Robert Siodmak featuring Olivia de Havilland.

Explore dark urban locales and the brooding atmospheres of classic suspense cinema.

A collection focused on the genre's most famous themes of danger, cynicism, and anxiety.

Note: This disk does not include French audio or French subtitles.

Product Specifications

Brand: Arrow Video
Format: blu_ray
Pack Size: 4 items
ASIN: B08GV1NN52
Category: DVD & Blu-ray > Movies
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 21 September 2020
Listed Since: 27 August 2020

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Arrow Video Four Film Noir Classics - Blu-ray Collection

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