Duffer / Moon Over the Alley DVD+Blu-ray
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Film Details
Directed by Joseph Despins, William Dumaresq
Produced in 1971; 1976
Main Language - English
Countries & Regions - British Film
Genres
Contemporary Drama • Contemporary British Film • Contemporary Blu-rays • Contemporary British Film • British Film Blu-rays
Film Description
An intense and bizarre study of obsession that is by turns lyrical and disconcerting, Duffer tells the deranged story of a teenage boy torn between the womanly charms of a kindly prostitute, and the relentless, sadistic attentions of an older man.
The Moon Over the Alley, from the writer-director team behind Duffer, explores the problems of the multicultural residents in a Notting Hill boarding house. Dark and disturbing, yet dreamlike and tender, this astonishing film includes surreal musical numbers by the award-winning composer of Hair, Galt MacDermot. It was unequivocally praised by the late Alexander Walker, legendary Evening Standard film critic, who proclaimed that ‘it deserves immense popularity’ when it was originally released.
These unique, rarely-seen films are newly mastered from prints held in the BFI National Archive and released here for the very first time.
DVD+Blu-ray Details
Certificate: 15
Publisher: BFI
Length: 183 mins
Region: 0
Cat No: BFIB1083
Format: DVD+Blu-ray B&W
DVD+Blu-ray Extras
- 2 discs
- Both films presented in both High Definition and Standard Definition
- Illustrated booklet with newly commissioned essays by Stephen Thrower and Rob Young, and Joseph Despins’ personal recollections of making the two films.
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