259 kr
Blu-ray
INFORMATION OM PRODUKTEN
OBS! Import. Kontrollera att språk och textning passar dig.
Rudolf Thome directs this West German thriller starring Marquard Bohm and Uschi Obermaier. Having hitchhiked from Hamburg to Munich, Thomas (Bohm) meets up with his ex-girlfriend Peggy (Obermaier) to find somewhere to stay. Peggy invites Thomas to stay with her for the night alongside her four roommates, but Thomas is unaware that Peggy and her friends are each committed to a pact that means they must kill their male partners after five days. Is Thomas about to be their next victim?
Typ: Blu-ray
Rudolf Thome directs this West German thriller starring Marquard Bohm and Uschi Obermaier. Having hitchhiked from Hamburg to Munich, Thomas (Bohm) meets up with his ex-girlfriend Peggy (Obermaier) to find somewhere to stay. Peggy invites Thomas to stay with her for the night alongside her four roommates, but Thomas is unaware that Peggy and her friends are each committed to a pact that means they must kill their male partners after five days. Is Thomas about to be their next victim?
Typ: Blu-ray
EXTRAMATERIAL
- Commentary: Select scene commentary with Rudolf Thome (director) and Rainer Langhans|- Other Documentary: 'From Oberhausen to the Fall of the Wall'; 'Rote Sonne Between Pop Sensibility and Social Critique'
FAKTA
| Titel: | Red Sun |
|---|---|
| Regissör: | Rudolf Thome |
| Skådespelare: |
Marquard Bohm
, Henry van Lyck , Sylvia Kekulé , Peter Moland , Gaby Go , Don Wahl , Uschi Obermaier , Diana Körner |
| Typ: | Blu-ray |
| Kategori: |
Film/Thriller
, Film/Utländsk film |
| Releasedatum: | 2023-10-23 |
| Registreringsdatum: | 2025-05-20 |
| Artikelnummer: | 881939 |
| Lagerstatus: | Beställningsvara Leveranstid: från 14 vardagar |
| EAN: | 5060974680115 |
| Distributör: | Radiance Films |
| Antal skivor: | 1 |
| Språk: | German |
| Region: | B |
| Textning: |
English
OBS Ej svensk text |
| Längd: | 87 min |
DEN HÄR ARTIKELN INGÅR I DESSA KAMPANJER
GINZA REKOMMENDERAR:
Rekommenderas
Snittbetyg: 0,0 av 0 omdömen
Skriv recension