Sullivan's Travels Blu-ray Documentary Quintessential film noir

Quintessential film noir

The gripping tale of a resistance fighter meticulously planning his escape from a Nazi prison

- Essays by film critic Molly Haskell and scholar Carol Gilligan

- Audio commentary with German film scholars Anton Kaes and Eric Rentschler

The arrival of packages containing disturbing drawings and increasingly personal recordings of his family send a television presenter on a course of action with unexpected consequences as he attempt to reveal the identity of the person responsible

Sullivan's Travels Blu-ray Documentary Quintessential film noir'Sullivan's Travels' Director: Preston Sturges (1941) includes feature length documentary on Sturges and Audio commentary by Terry Jones (Monty Python) One of the greatest American comedies, packed with quotable lines. Joel McCrea plays a Hollywood director of frothy comedies who aspires to make a film showing the reality of life for the downtrodden. He sets out on the road as a hobo in the name of research. Along the way he encounters a lovely, no