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Inconnu à cette adresse ( Address Unknown) ( 1944) est un drame réalisé par William Cameron Menzies, et tiré du roman de Kressmann Taylor Inconnu à cette adresse (1938). Il fut nommé pour deux Oscars, l'un pour la meilleure musique et l'autre pour la meilleure direction artistique ( Lionel Banks, Walter Holscher, Joseph Kish) 1.
30Ratings. ADDRESS UNKNOWN. Directed by. William Cameron Menzies. United States, 1944. Drama, Thriller. 75. Synopsis. US art dealer returns to his native Germany for a visit and is attracted by Nazi propaganda.
An overlooked gem from Columbia Pictures, Address Unknown (1944) is based on an anti-fascist novella first published prior to the United States' entry into WWII. Finally reaching the screen near the end of the war, the film retains the cautionary power of the source material, avoids the sometimes overwrought pro-American propaganda of other wartime studio films of the period, and adds an ...
31 gen 2007 · di Kim Ki-Duk - Kim Ki-Duk, con questo film, introduce un nuovo elemento nella sua narrazione: la guerra di Corea o per meglio dire gli effetti che ha prodotto sulla generazione successiva alla stessa. Lo fa indirettamente mostrando la vita di tre persone il cui dolore è conseguenza del conflitto avvenuto negli anni 50. Il film è duro, un pugno nello stomaco. Non c'è spazio per la felicità ...
20 mag 1997 · Address Unknown: Directed by Shawn Levy. With Kyle Howard, Johna Stewart-Bowden, Patrick Renna, Corbin Allred. 10 years after their fathers' deaths, two teenagers' tragic common bond leads to friendship and adventure.
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Address Unknown sei ein starker Film des berühmten Kameramannes William Cameron Menzies, daher enthalte er auch einige der feinsten Aufnahmen, die je in Schwarzweiß gedreht worden seien. Was dem Film an Starkraft fehle, obgleich Paul Lukas, wunderbar begabt sei, mache er durch Spannung und seinen Unterhaltungswert wieder wett.
2 giu 2001 · Address Unknown: Directed by Kim Ki-duk. With Yang Dong-geun, Min-jung Ban, Kim Young-min, Pang Eun-jin. Romances end in blood and the frail hopes of individuals are torn apart in a vile karmic continuity of colonialism, civil war and occupation.
