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Immoral Tales: Walerian Borowczyk: Pocket Movie Guide
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ISBN13：9781861718563
出版社：Crescent Moon Pub
作者：Jeremy Mark Robinson
出版日：2022/11/05
裝訂：精裝
規格：20.3cm*12.7cm*1.6cm (高/寬/厚)
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IMMORAL TALES
WALERIAN BOROWCZYK
POCKET MOVIE GUIDE
By Jeremy Robinson
Walerian Borowczyk (1923-2006) is one of cinema's great talents. Quite simply, there is no filmmaker quite like 'Boro'. Borowczyk's films have an astonishing, magical quality. They reach a place very rare in contemporary cinema, and are quite unlike the films of any other auteur. Borowczyk's films create their own space, with imagery, sounds and music of a really exceptional power. Immoral Tales (Contes Immoraux, 1974) is a masterpiece. Made in French, it was a collection of four erotic stories: La Mar嶪 (The Tide), based on a story by Walerian Borowczyk's friend Andr?Pieyre de Mandiargues (from Mascarets, published by Gallimard); Th廨鋊e Philosophe, about a young woman locked up in a room who finds escape in masturbation; Erzs嶵et B嫢hory, about the original 'Countess Dracula'; and Lucrezia Borgia, a story of the decadent, Italian Renaissance dynasty of the Borgias. Immoral Tales is the first of the movies helmed by Walerian Borowczyk that contain a lot of erotic scenes. After Immoral Tales, Borowczyk would be associated with arty erotica. Immoral Tales came about when producer Anatole Dauman asked Boro for some short films with an erotic element to put together as an anthology (several of Dauman's films had a sexual ingredient - The Tin Drum, In the Realm of the Senses, Fruits of Passion, etc). Boro would later contribute to the anthology TV series S廨ie Rose in the late Eighties. Immoral Tales travelled back in time: the first story, La Mar嶪 (The Tide), was set in the present, the following stories moved back to the late 19th century (1890), to 1610 for 'Countess Dracula', and finally to Renaissance times with the Borgias (to 1498). The first episode was set in Northern France. The second film was also set in rural France. The third film, about 'Countess Dracula', moved to Eastern Europe, and the final movie to late fifteenth century Italy.
Fully illustrated, with over 150 stills from Immoral Tales, and Walerian Borowczyk's other movies, plus a bibliography, filmography, appendices, quotes from Borowczyk and notes. 252pp. Hardcover with a colour laminated cover. www.crmoon.com
WALERIAN BOROWCZYK
POCKET MOVIE GUIDE
By Jeremy Robinson
Walerian Borowczyk (1923-2006) is one of cinema's great talents. Quite simply, there is no filmmaker quite like 'Boro'. Borowczyk's films have an astonishing, magical quality. They reach a place very rare in contemporary cinema, and are quite unlike the films of any other auteur. Borowczyk's films create their own space, with imagery, sounds and music of a really exceptional power. Immoral Tales (Contes Immoraux, 1974) is a masterpiece. Made in French, it was a collection of four erotic stories: La Mar嶪 (The Tide), based on a story by Walerian Borowczyk's friend Andr?Pieyre de Mandiargues (from Mascarets, published by Gallimard); Th廨鋊e Philosophe, about a young woman locked up in a room who finds escape in masturbation; Erzs嶵et B嫢hory, about the original 'Countess Dracula'; and Lucrezia Borgia, a story of the decadent, Italian Renaissance dynasty of the Borgias. Immoral Tales is the first of the movies helmed by Walerian Borowczyk that contain a lot of erotic scenes. After Immoral Tales, Borowczyk would be associated with arty erotica. Immoral Tales came about when producer Anatole Dauman asked Boro for some short films with an erotic element to put together as an anthology (several of Dauman's films had a sexual ingredient - The Tin Drum, In the Realm of the Senses, Fruits of Passion, etc). Boro would later contribute to the anthology TV series S廨ie Rose in the late Eighties. Immoral Tales travelled back in time: the first story, La Mar嶪 (The Tide), was set in the present, the following stories moved back to the late 19th century (1890), to 1610 for 'Countess Dracula', and finally to Renaissance times with the Borgias (to 1498). The first episode was set in Northern France. The second film was also set in rural France. The third film, about 'Countess Dracula', moved to Eastern Europe, and the final movie to late fifteenth century Italy.
Fully illustrated, with over 150 stills from Immoral Tales, and Walerian Borowczyk's other movies, plus a bibliography, filmography, appendices, quotes from Borowczyk and notes. 252pp. Hardcover with a colour laminated cover. www.crmoon.com
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