Weekend Sale Panique [Blu Ray][The Criterion Collection] [Arrives in 30 Days]

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Panique(Blu-ray, Restored)Directed by: Julien DuvivierStarring: Michel Simon, Viviane Romance, Max Dalban, Guy Favieres, Émile Drain, Louis Florencie, Charles Dorat, Lucas Gridoux, Marcel Pérès, Lita RecioContributors: Charles Spaak, Julien Duvivier, Raoul O’Connell, Jean Wiener, Nicolas HayerDescriptionMichel Simon and Viviane Romance star in this classic French thriller, directed by Julien Duvivier and based on Georges Simenon’s novel Les Fiançailles de M. Hire. The film follows the story of an elderly woman’s murder and the deadly consequences when the real killer pins the crime on an innocent witness. A gripping tale of paranoia, manipulation, and mob mentality, Panique remains a standout in French noir cinema.Key FeaturesFormat: Blu-ray (Restored)Studio: Criterion CollectionCatalogue No: CC2971BDUKBarcode: 5050629334135Main Language: FrenchSubtitles: EnglishRegion: BRelease Date: 7 Jan 2019Originally Issued: 1946No of Discs: 1Weight: 90gGenre: World CinemaBBFC Certification: (12) Suitable for 12 years and overRental/Retail: Retail not for RentalRun Time: 98 minutesSpecial FeaturesInteractive MenusInterview with author Pierre SimenonConversation with critics Guillemette Idicino and Eric Libiot about director Julien Duvivier’The Art of Subtitling’ documentaryFeatureDetailsDirectorJulien DuvivierStarringMichel Simon, Viviane Romance, Max Dalban, Guy Favieres, Émile Drain, Louis Florencie, Charles Dorat, Lucas Gridoux, Marcel Pérès, Lita RecioContributorsCharles Spaak, Julien Duvivier, Raoul O’Connell, Jean Wiener, Nicolas HayerFormatBlu-ray (Restored)StudioCriterion CollectionCatalogue NoCC2971BDUKBarcode5050629334135Main LanguageFrenchSubtitlesEnglishRegionBRelease Date7 Jan 2019Originally Issued1946No of Discs1Weight90gGenreWorld CinemaBBFC Certification(12) Suitable for 12 years and overRental/RetailRetail not for RentalRun Time98 minutesSpecial FeaturesInteractive Menus, Interview with Pierre Simenon, Conversation with critics, ‘The Art of Subtitling’ documentary