Once Upon a Time in Anatolia DVD Silent Cinema cinematic and historical aspects of

cinematic and historical aspects of the film

Peter Lorre is unforgettable in this hugely influential 'early sound' masterpiece about a serial killer and the spread of fear through a city

One of Hitchcock's masterpieces which rewards repeat viewings

In contemporary Sweden an unusual looking customs officer is highly effective at her job due to her ability to smell the emotions of travelers

Once Upon a Time in Anatolia DVD Silent Cinema cinematic and historical aspects of'Once Upon a Time in Anatolia' Director: Nuri Bilge Ceylan (2011) Turkish w English subtitles 2 disc Includes 90min documentary and interview. Rich, nuanced and complex drama. A group of men the police, a doctor, state prosecutor and the confessors spend a long night in the Anatolian steppes trying to locate a buried body. The men's interactions reveal much about their deep thoughts and fears. Contains moments of breathtaking imagery which give the