Broken blossoms [videorecording] / Kino International ; under the personal direction of D.W. Griffith.
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FilmPublisher number: K196 | Kino on VideoSeries: Griffith masterworksPublication details: NYC : Kino on Video, c2001.Edition: Digitally remastered versionDescription: 1 videodisc (90 min.) : sd., col. tinted ; 4 3/4 inOther title: - Container title: D.W. Griffith's Broken blossoms
- Yellow man and the girl
- 791.4372
- CM DVD 00694
- Photography, G.W. Bitzer ; music, Joseph Turrin ; video producer, Bret Wood.
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DVD; NTSC (Region 1).
Lillian Gish, Richard Barthelmess, Donald Crisp.
Photography, G.W. Bitzer ; music, Joseph Turrin ; video producer, Bret Wood.
Videodisc release of the 1919 motion picture.
Adapted from a story by Thomas Burke.
"Digitally remastered from a 33mm print at the correct projection speed, with color tints, and a new score by Joseph Turrin recorded in digital stereo"--Container.
A young Chinaman in London's squalid Limehouse district hopes to spread the peaceful philosophy of his Eastern religion. He befriends a pitiful street waif who is mistreated by her brutal father. Nursing her back to health, tragedy results when an unspoken romance flowers between them.
Special features: filmed introduction by Lillian Gish, including excerpts from Gish's film Romola; text of Thomas Burke's original story; a recording of the 1919 song, "Broken blossoms"; D.W. Griffith on leading ladies; about the score.
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