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Sorceress : Le moine et la sorcière / Lara Classics, Inc.-Bleu Productions ... [and others] ; scenario by Pamela Berger and Suzanne Schiffman ; story by Pamela Berger ; produced by Pamela Berger, Annie Leibovici and Georges Reinhart ; directed by Suzanne Schiffman.

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Format:
Video
Contributor:
Berger, Pamela, 1940-2024, screenwriter, author, producer.
Schiffman, Suzanne, screenwriter, director.
Leibovici, Annie, producer.
Reinhart, Georges, producer.
Karyo, Tchéky, 1953- actor.
Boisson, Christine, 1957- actor.
Carmet, Jean, actor.
Portal, Michel, 1935- composer.
Lara Classics, Inc., producer.
Bleu Productions, producer.
Language:
English
French
Subjects (All):
Stephanus, de Borbone, -approximately 1261--Drama.
Stephanus.
Stephanus, de Borbone, -approximately 1261.
Inquisition--France--Drama.
Inquisition.
Occultism--Drama.
Occultism.
History.
France--History--13th century--Drama.
France.
Genre:
Historical films.
Feature films.
Drama.
Video recordings.
Physical Description:
1 videodisc (96 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in. + booklet (20 pages : illustrations)
polychrome
Edition:
French language version.
Other Title:
Moine et la sorcière
Place of Publication:
[Cambridge, MA] : Lara Classics, Inc., 1987.
Language Note:
In French with English subtitles.
System Details:
DVD.
digital
optical
video file
DVD video
Summary:
Story of a medieval French healer and her perseverance against a righteous monk, who comes to her village looking for heretics to condemn.
A drama set in 13th century France revolving around Étienne de Bourbon, a Dominican friar sent by the pope to seek out heretics and a forest woman who performs ancient healing rituals. An historically accurate dramatization of the conflict between ancient customs and religious dogma.
Participant:
Tchéky Karyo, Christine Boisson, Jean Carmet.
Credits:
Cinematography, Patrick Blossier ; art director, Bernard Vézat ; editor, Martine Barraqué ; music, Michel Portal ; costume designers, Mouchi Houblinne, Françoise Autran.
Notes:
Produced with partial funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Story inspired by the writings of Étienne de Bourbon.
Filmed simultaneously in French and English; originally released as motion picture in 1987.
Accompanied by a booklet (20 p. : ill.) containing program notes by scenarist Pamela Berger in English and an interview with director Suzanne Schiffman in French.
OCLC:
262846550

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