Carla's Song Blu-ray Criterion Quintessentially sixties

Quintessentially sixties

Set in occupied France a Marxist young widow (Emmanuelle Riva) visits the town's priest (Jean-Paul Belmondo) in confession and tries to provoke a reaction from him

A young blind boy from Tajikistan earns rent money for his family by tuning rare instruments

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Other struggles and challenges emerge over the course of filming as they open up to each other and their bonds are threatened

Carla's Song Blu-ray Criterion Quintessentially sixties'Carla's Song' Director: Ken Loach (1996) Written by Paul Laverty Limited Edition indicator label remaster. Includes audio commentary by Loach & Laverty, multiple new featurettes, 36 page booklet. English & Spanish English subtitles Touching social realist drama which was the first of many collaborations between the director and writer. Set in 1987 a Glasgow bus driver meets an emotionally and physically scarred Nicaraguan exile who is eking out a