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Aangeboden, name of the rose -sean connery/f.murray abraham uk import vhs nieuwstaat/orig.
Prijs: bieden vanaf 3,00 € of mogelijk ruilen voor andere filmklassieker trefwoord: joshmusicshop com excl. Verzending 2,99 € - ophalen is ook mogelijk (na afspraak) product description based on umberto eco's best-selling novel. Sean connery is a monk-turned-detective who, together with his novice, christian slater, tries desperately to unravel the mystery of the abbey's murders. Monks are being killed in all manner of ways, and as brother sean's investigations get underway, more is revealed to the audience of the darker side of italian monastic life at the beginning of the 14th century. It is a wonderfully observed film with stunning cinematography by tonino delli colli, and there's some hideously grotesque monks. Jean-jacques annaud's the name of the rose is a flawed attempt to adapt umberto eco's highly convoluted medieval bestseller for the screen, necessarily excising much of the esoterica that made the book so compelling. Still, what's left is a riveting whodunit set in a grimly and grimily realistic 14th-century benedictine monastery populated by a parade of grotesque characters, all of whom spend their time lurking in dark places or scuttling, half-unseen, in the omnipresent gloom. A series of mysterious and gruesome deaths are somehow tied up with the unwelcome attention of the inquisition, sent to root out suspected heretical behavior among the monastic scribes whose lives are dedicated to transcribing ancient manuscripts for their famous library, access to which is prevented by an ingenious maze-like layout.
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Prijs: bieden vanaf 3,00 € of mogelijk ruilen voor andere filmklassieker trefwoord: joshmusicshop com excl. Verzending 2,99 € - ophalen is ook mogelijk (na afspraak) product description based on umberto eco's best-selling novel. Sean connery is a monk-turned-detective who, together with his novice, christian slater, tries desperately to unravel the mystery of the abbey's murders. Monks are being killed in all manner of ways, and as brother sean's investigations get underway, more is revealed to the audience of the darker side of italian monastic life at the beginning of the 14th century. It is a wonderfully observed film with stunning cinematography by tonino delli colli, and there's some hideously grotesque monks. Jean-jacques annaud's the name of the rose is a flawed attempt to adapt umberto eco's highly convoluted medieval bestseller for the screen, necessarily excising much of the esoterica that made the book so compelling. Still, what's left is a riveting whodunit set in a grimly and grimily realistic 14th-century benedictine monastery populated by a parade of grotesque characters, all of whom spend their time lurking in dark places or scuttling, half-unseen, in the omnipresent gloom. A series of mysterious and gruesome deaths are somehow tied up with the unwelcome attention of the inquisition, sent to root out suspected heretical behavior among the monastic scribes whose lives are dedicated to transcribing ancient manuscripts for their famous library, access to which is prevented by an ingenious maze-like layout.
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