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Ministry Of Fear (Blu-ray, 2020)

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Ministry of Fear Blu-ray (2020) Ray Milland, Lang (DIR) cert PG NEW Title: Ministry of Fear Leading Actor: Ray Milland Region: Region A,B,C Duration: 86 mins Format: Blu-ray / Normal Type: Blu-ray No.

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In Fritz Lang's haunting take on Graham Greene's novel, Ray Milland plays Stephen Neale--a bewildered man just released from an asylum. However, reality proves to be more surreal and perplexing than the asylum itself. Neale wanders through the streets, whimsically stopping off at a rural carnival, where he unwittingly gets involved in a complex and dangerous spy ring that is attempting to smuggle microfilm out of the country. He travels to London and hires a small-time detective to help him decipher the mysterious things that seem to constantly befall him. But things only get more confused from there, leading Stephen to Scotland Yard, where his fate entwines with a Nazi front organization, and a love affair.

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EAN5060697921243

eBay Product ID (ePID)22048557563

Product Key Features

ActorRay Milland, Marjorie Reynolds

Film/TV TitleMinistry of Fear

DirectorFritz Lang

FormatBlu-ray

Release Year2020

LanguageEnglish

GenreDrama, General

Run Time86 Mins

Additional Product Features

CertificatePG

Number of Discs1

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States of America

ReviewsUSA Today - It's packed with the filmmaker's prototypically arresting shadows and nocturnal atmosphere

Additional InformationIn Fritz Lang's haunting take on Graham Greene's novel, Ray Milland plays Stephen Neale--a bewildered man just released from an asylum. However, reality proves to be more surreal and perplexing than the asylum itself. Neale wanders through the streets, whimsically stopping off at a rural carnival, where he unwittingly gets involved in a complex and dangerous spy ring that is attempting to smuggle microfilm out of the country. He travels to London and hires a small-time detective to help him decipher the mysterious things that seem to constantly befall him. But things only get more confused from there, leading Stephen to Scotland Yard, where his fate entwines with a Nazi front organization, and a love affair.<BR><BR><BR><BR>Lang paints a rich and complex picture of the double crossings and deceptions of World War II Europe with MINISTRY OF FEAR. Full of seances, back rooms, secret bookstores, and deserted hotels, the film is an atmospheric vision of the War, in which Lang uses expressionist images (a blind man emerging from the fog, beams of light piercing a dark room as gunshots are fired) to articulate the fear and suspicion of Europe in the 1940s.

Sound sourceDolby Digital

Movie/TV TitleMinistry Of Fear