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Eyes Without a Face

Eyes Without a Face

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Key Information
Directors: Georges Franju
Stars: Alida Valli
Actors: Claude Brasseur
Genre: Foreign Films
Subgenre: Suspense · Recommended · Mad Doctor · Murder · Tragedy · Classic · French · Mystery · Thriller
MPAA Rating: Not Rated
Available Formats: DVD
UPC: 098602004137
Release Date: 1959
Running Time: 1hr 28min
Languages
Original Language: French
DVD Editions
: Format: DVD, 1hr 30min
Release Company: Home Vision (October 19, 2004)
UPC: 037429195727
VHS Editions
: Format: VHS, 1hr 28min
Credits
Screenwriter: Pierre Boileau
Professional Reviews
: (10/31/2003, p.C4, Kenneth Turan): "...A film to haunt your dreams. Disturbing, disorienting, quietly terrifying....A startlingly beautiful and artful piece of cinema as well..."
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Details: Based on Jean Redon's novel LES YEUX SANS VISAGE, French director Georges Franju's gloomy, atmospheric horror film EYES WITHOUT A FACE is a masterpiece of cinematic poetry. After his daughter Christiane (Edith Scob) becomes horribly disfigured in a car accident of which he was the cause, guilt-ridden plastic surgeon Doctor Genessier (Pierre Brasseur) grows obsessed with perfecting the reconstruction of her once-beautiful, but now-ravaged, face. With the help of his sadistic nurse Louise (Alida Valli), Genessier kidnaps young girls and brings them back to his isolated manse for grisly medical procedures that graft the victims' living skins onto that of his daughter's. Often compared to Jean Cocteau's BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, the film's nightmarish power springs from the surrealistic beauty of its haunting images--from the fiercely blank mask that shields Christiane's wounded face to the merciless incisions of Genessier's surgeries--and a moving climactic scene that garners one of the most transcendent finale...
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