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Isadora

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Blu-ray

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Release Date: 18/05/2015

Region Code: Blu-ray A
Certificate: BBFC 12
Label: Odeon Entertainment
Actors: Vanessa Redgrave, John Fraser, James Fox, Jason Robards, Ivan Tchenko
Director: Karel Reisz
Number of Discs: 1
Duration: 140 minutes
Audio Languages: English
Subtitle Languages: German, English

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Isadora Duncan was the most iconic free-style dancer of the twentieth century who courted both admiration and scandal in equal measure. Her unique style of dancing made her the guests of King`s, Queen`s, nobility and Russian revolutionaries, ultimately making her the `peoples` dancer`. But her Bohemian lifestyle and unorthodox morality led to a personal life that was marred by misunderstanding, tragedy and ultimately her own untimely death. Available on DVD for the first time with an enormous selection of extras, this Oscar and BAFTA nominated film stars Academy Award winner Vanessa Redgrave in a stunning portrayal of Isadora Duncan. Adapted for the screen by Melvyn Bragg, Isadora burns her parents` marriage license as a little girl and pledges her life to `Beauty and Art`. Whilst her genius for dance and free spirit causes a sensation across Europe, her naïve, effervescent radiance leads to an almost accidental succession of lovers in Paris Singer (Jason Robards), Gordon Craig (James Fox) and Sergel Essenin (Ivan Tchenko). As she sips champagne and dictates her memoirs at the Negresco Hotel in Nice, Isadora reflects upon a life and art that were anything but conventional…

REVIEW
A sensitive, lucid, beautifully fashioned, and masterfully executed personal tragedy --Variety