Straw Dogs

A young mathematician, David Summer, and his English wife, Amy, move to a Cornish village, seeking the quiet life. But beneath the seemingly peaceful isolation of the village lies savagery and violence.

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Corporate Authors: Criterion Collection (Firm), Cinerama Releasing Corporation, ABC Pictures Corp, Lucida Productions, British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Service
Other Authors: Melnick, Daniel, 1932-2009, Goodman, David Zelag, Peckinpah, Sam, 1925-1984, Hoffman, Dustin, 1937-, George, Susan, 1950-, Vaughan, Peter, 1923-2016, Fielding, Jerry, 1922-1980, Prince, Stephen, 1955-, Clover, Joshua, Rodley, Chris, Joyce, Paul, Johnstone, Iain, 1943-, Williams, Gordon M., 1934-
Format: Videos DVD
Language:English
Published: [Irvington, N.Y.] : Criterion Collection, [2003]
Series:Criterion collection ; 182.
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Summary:A young mathematician, David Summer, and his English wife, Amy, move to a Cornish village, seeking the quiet life. But beneath the seemingly peaceful isolation of the village lies savagery and violence.
Item Description:From Cinerama Releasing Corp. Presented by ABC Pictures Corp.
Based on the novel: The siege of Trencher's farm / Gordon M. Williams.
DVD version of a 1971 motion picture, with added special features: Disc one: uncut version of movie, with optional audio commentary by film scholar Stephen Prince ; Disc two: Sam Peckinpah : man of iron / Lucida Productions for BBC Television ; produced by Chris Rodley; directed by Paul Joyce (1991 documentary of reflections by members of Peckinpah's family, his friends, and his collaborators; 83 min.); On location : Dustin Hoffman / directed by Iain Johnstone (26 min.); behind-the-scenes footage; videointerviews with actress Susan George and producer Daniel Melnick; Peckinpah responds: select correspondence to critics and viewers; theatrical trailer and TV spots.
Accompanying booklet contains a reprinted interview with Sam Peckinpah from 1974, and an essay by poet Joshua Clover.
Physical Description:2 videodiscs (117 min.) : sd., col. with b&w sequences ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 booklet of program notes ([17] p. : ill. ; 19 cm.)
Format:DVD format. Mono.
Production Credits:Director of photography, John Coquillon ; editors, Roger Spottiswoode, Paul Davies, Tony Lawson ; music, Jerry Fielding.
ISBN:1559409320
9781559409322
9781681433288
1681433281