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£42.89
The Criterion Collection Criterion Collection I Knew Her Well - Blu-ray Movie
715515168410
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Description
Key Features
Criterion Collection release featuring the work of director Antonio Pietrangeli.
High-definition Blu-ray format for a premium viewing experience.
A unique cinematic look at 1960s Rome and its social landscape.
Starring Stefania Sandrelli in a leading role.
Includes a shrink-wrapped copy for collectors seeking new condition.
A thoughtful exploration of social dynamics and culture through the eyes of its protagonist.
Product Specifications
- Brand
- The Criterion Collection
- Model
- 715515168410
- Format
- blu_ray
- ASIN
- B0184DLI1E
- Category
- DVD & Blu-ray > Movies
- Domain
- Amazon UK
- Release Date
- 23 February 2016
- Listed Since
- 18 November 2015
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