Le manuscrit trouvé à Saragosse

Titre original : Rekopis znaleziony w Saragossie

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Adventure Comedy Drama Fantasy History Horror Mystery

Après avoir trouvé un livre relatant l'histoire de son grand-père, un officier s'aventure à travers l'Espagne et rencontre un large éventail de personnages, dont la plupart ont leur propre h... Tout lireAprès avoir trouvé un livre relatant l'histoire de son grand-père, un officier s'aventure à travers l'Espagne et rencontre un large éventail de personnages, dont la plupart ont leur propre histoire à raconter.Après avoir trouvé un livre relatant l'histoire de son grand-père, un officier s'aventure à travers l'Espagne et rencontre un large éventail de personnages, dont la plupart ont leur propre histoire à raconter.

Réalisation
- Wojciech Has
Scénario
- Tadeusz Kwiatkowski
- Jan Potocki
Casting principal

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7,8/10

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Réalisation
- Wojciech Has
Scénario
- Tadeusz Kwiatkowski
- Jan Potocki
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Récompenses
- 1 victoire au total

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Histoire

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Anecdotes
Luis Buñuel, who seldom viewed movies more than once, liked this film so much that he saw it three times.

Citations
Donna Rebecca Uzeda: All these adventures begin simply. The listener thinks it'll soon be over, but one story creates another, and then another.
Don Pedro Velasquez: Something like quotients which can be divided infinitely.

Versions alternatives
Originally released in a cut version in the US, the film was restored to it's original 182-minutes running time and premiered at the New York Film Festival in September 1997. The restoration project, supervised by Edith Kramer, was initially sponsored by Grateful Dead's leader Jerry Garcia and later completed by Francis Ford Coppola and Martin Scorsese. The restored version includes a dedication to Jerry Garcia.

Connexions
Featured in Aktorka (2015)

Bandes originales
Ode to Joy
Taken from "Symphony No. 9 IV movement ('Finale')"
Composed by Ludwig van Beethoven

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just watch it

i have a really low threshold for boredom, and while i saw this on the bigscreen, in a real theatre, i was spellbound. i didnt know what to expect, but it was mesmerising. i didnt try intellectualise it, but it was impossible to pick apart. just see it. put your head into the time period that the story is trying to convey. caveat: i think apocalypse now is an amazing film. redux was great. when i walked out of the theatre after seeing saragossa, i couldnt speak for hours. do yourself a favor and at least give this one a shot. try and see it on the big screen if you can.