A cottage on Dartmoor (Anthony Asquit, 1929) DVDRip VOSE

[batallans]

Gosta Berling en KG

Director: Anthony Asquith
Writers: Anthony Asquith (scenario), Herbert Price (story)

Norah Baring ... Sally, a manicurist
Uno Henning ... Joe, a barber's assistant
Hans Adalbert Schlettow ... Harry, a Dartmoor farmer

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File Name .............: Cottage on Dartmoor.avi 
File Size (in bytes) ..: 782,696,448 bytes 
Runtime : 01:28:02 
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Frame Size ............: 560x416 
FPS ...................: 29.970 
Video Bitrate .........: 988 kb/s 

Audio Codec ...........: ac3 (0x2000) Dolby Laboratories, Inc 
Sample Rate ...........: 48000 Hz 
Audio bitrate .........: 192 kb/s s [2 channel(s)] 
No. of audio streams ..: 1

Stylish and tense melodrama which features an opening scene where a man who has just escaped from prison is seen crossing the stark and gloomy moors, the sky darkened by black clouds, and not much more to be seen than a few wandering cows and a dark, bare tree. A woman cares for her baby at a lonely, isolated cottage, the man slithers in and confronts her and - she knows him! Now in flashback we see the background story of these two, Joe and Sally, co-workers in a barber shop where he gives men a shave and a haircut while she manicures their nails and gives the customers flirtatious smiles. This prompts more than just jealousy in this man - he pursues her, she doesn't really seem to like him that much but does agree to go out with him and they spend an evening together at her boarding-house where numerous well-meaning, slightly interfering old-timers seem to live (and he gets some pretty scary expressions on his face in what seems to be his desperation to kiss her). When she agrees to go see a "talkie" with a certain male customer, Joe turns stalker as he sneaks into the theater, secretly plants himself in the row behind them, and in an amazingly photographed scene shot using rapid-paced editing, we never see the film they are watching - instead the camera cuts between audience members plus Sally reacting as they watch the film, the orchestra playing, and Joe - who is not watching the film at all, but rather he's glaring in a steady gaze at Sally and her "date" in front of him.

This is a really excellent, well done film featuring loads of interesting cinematography - softly filtered lighting and shadowy scenes, facial close-ups, and lots of fast cutting. The guard who discovers Joe's escape is seen mainly in shadows against the cell walls, the menacing face of the convict as the camera quickly zooms in to show his face as the woman recognizes him, Joe sharpening his razor, quickly cut between two gossiping female co-workers, as he contemplates murder! A great silent film, well worth seeing.

Cottage on Dartmoor - Anthony Asquit - 1929.avi


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[Nalekh]

Me apunto. En este caso como es muda la podré ver tal cual viene de KG. ¡Gracias por traérnosla Batallans!

[kabuki]

Muchas gracias,Batallans.

[ShooCat]

If this was made in the 40's, there's no doubt that it would be known as an excellent noir. [...] This would make an excellent movie to screen for someone who hasn't been exposed to early film. The story is engaging and very suspenseful, the acting excellent and the direction wonderful.

¡Gracias por traérnosla Batallans!

Ídem.

[dhrapi]

Pinchando.
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Saludos.

[dhrapi]

Pues ya está completa.
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[pochutla]

Me apunto. Muchas gracias battallans

[batallans]

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[ostrata]

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[kabuki]

Muchísimas gracias,Batallans.