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Bruised Celluloid

198433mHans Beller

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"The fate of the cinema classic "All Quiet on the Western Front""

The 1930 Hollywood-produced anti-war film "Nothing New in the West" is one of the great works in film history. But like hardly any other cinema classic, it was ostracized, shortened, censored, altered in image and sound and banned. The documentary deals with the eventful fate and especially the censorship history of the film classic.

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What is Bruised Celluloid (1984) about?

The 1930 Hollywood-produced anti-war film "Nothing New in the West" is one of the great works in film history. But like hardly any other cinema classic, it was ostracized, shortened, censored, altered in image and sound and banned. The documentary deals with the eventful fate and especially the censorship history of the film classic.

Who stars in Bruised Celluloid?

Bruised Celluloid stars Gert Heidenreich (Narrator), Christian Wolff (Narrator), Fritz Lucke (Himself), Géza von Cziffra (Himself), Lew Ayres (Himself). The film was directed by Hans Beller.

How long is Bruised Celluloid?

Bruised Celluloid has a runtime of 33 min and premiered in 1984.

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