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Major film festivals, including Venice and New York, have begun to announce their initial lineups for upcoming editions. These announcements provide a glimpse into the films and themes that will be featured at the prestigious events.
Ken Russell's controversial 1971 film 'The Devils' director's cut sold out its 452-seat screening at the Cannes Film Festival in under 60 seconds, 55 years after its initial release.
Warner a redonné son lustre au long-métrage baroque et provoc du Britannique Ken Russell, en y adjoignant des séquences quasi invisibles depuis cinquante ans.
Ken Russell’s controversial film 'The Devils' is set to be released in its original, restored 4K NC-17 version, with a new trailer offering a first look at the cut which references Russell’s private edit from 2004.
Ken Russell's controversial film 'The Devils,' now 55 years old, is highlighted at the Cannes Classics section for its enduring freshness and wildness, standing out among restorations and documentaries.
Ken Russell's controversial 1971 cult horror film 'The Devils', which was censored and banned worldwide, is set to be released in a fully restored version with theatrical screenings and a Blu-ray edition after 55 years.
Warner Bros.'s new boutique label, Clockwork, is set to release a new 4K uncensored restoration of Ken Russell's controversial film 'The Devils' in cinemas on October 16, marking the first time Russell's complete version will be shown.
Ken Russell's controversial film "The Devils" has received its first public screening of its uncensored version at Cannes, 55 years after its production. The screening is part of the festival's repertory Classics section.