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Basil Rathbone and Ann Harding in L'étrange visiteur (1937)

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L'étrange visiteur

A Trilogy of Simon Rumley's Early Films Hitting DVD in August
With Little Deaths; Red, White & Blue; and a segment in The ABCs of Death, Simon Rumley is one of horror's rising stars. Curious about his early films? Jinga Films has you covered with its August release of Rumley's "youth culture trilogy."

From the Press Release:

From Jinga Films and Simon Rumley, one of the UK's leading independent filmmakers, comes this trilogy of films featuring Strong Language, The Truth Game, and Club Le Monde, available on DVD on August 20th. This youth culture trilogy collectively celebrates clubbing, Britpop, and growing up in the bustling center of 1990s London. Strong Language, The Truth Game, and Club Le Monde will be distributed by Jinga Films separately at an Srp of $16.95 for each DVD.

Strong Language

16 young people talk about everything from ecstasy to one-night stands as a narrator relates a night of terror that changes his life forever.

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  • 7/23/2013
  • by The Woman In Black
  • DreadCentral.com
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