"The Devils" Cinema Run Extended Indefinitely
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"The Devils" Cinema Run Extended Indefinitely
What was to be an exclusive one-week run of the Director’s Cut of Ken Russell’s 1971 film “The Devils” has now been extended… indefinitely. Warner Bros. Clockwork released the unseen version of the infamously controversial feature on October 16th for one week before extending that out to two weeks due to popular demand. With that […]
In the 17th century, in a city in France, nuns claim to be possessed by the devil and a priest ends up burned alive. This extraordinary affair inspired Les Diables, one of the most controversial films in the history of cinema, whose scenes long censored today...
A frantic and unbridled staging of events in a French convent in the 17th century, this satire of religious power had been ranked X when it was released. Half a century later, its provocations were still effective.
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