Black And White In Color (1976)

À propos de ce produit

Winner of the 1976 Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, Black And White In Color is an irrepressible and timely satire on racism, colonialism, and war. Set in the Ivory Coast during the First World War, a group of bungling French colonials learn that their country is at war with Germany. Spurred on by a capricious moment of patriotism, the Frenchmen decide to attack their German neighbors who reside in a colony up the river, thus touching off a brutal series of hilariously unfortunate events. Available on DVD for the first time, Home Vision Entertainment presents Black And White In Color is a special edition, including interviews and a bonus feature.

DVD includes:
-New 16x9 transfer made from a high-definition master
-Bonus feature The Sky Above, The Mud Below 1961 Academy Award winning documentary produced by Arthur Cohn in a new 16x9 transfer made from a high-definition master
-Interview with director Jean-Jacques Annaud and producer Arthur Cohn on the making of Black And White In Color
-Producer's perspective A conversation with producer Arthur Cohn
-Filmographies
-Essay by film historian Ronald Falzone

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