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And Soon the Darkness (1970) KL 1080p BluRay x265 HEVC FLAC-SARTRE



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And Soon the Darkness (1970) KL 1080p BluRay x265 HEVC FLAC-SARTRE
  And.Soon.the.Darkness.1970.KL.1080p.BluRay.x265.HEVC.FLAC-SARTRE.mkv
  -  7.35 GB

  Extras/An Appreication by Kim Newman.mkv
  -  203.87 MB

  info.txt
  -  1.57 KB



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Young English nurses Jane (Pamela Franklin) and Cathy (Michele Dotrice) are on a cycling holiday in the French countryside. They happen upon a mysterious man, Paul (Sandor Eles), who seems interested in them. Cathy is intrigued by the man, but suspicious Jane wants to continue on the journey. The two split apart after arguing the point, but, when Jane returns to the village where they're staying, her friend is nowhere to be found. Frantic, she searches for Cathy. Will she find her in time?


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TITLE...........: And Soon the Darkness (1970)
STARS...........: Pamela Franklin, Michele Dotrice, Sandor Eles, John Nettleton
DIRECTOR........: Robert Fuest
WRITERS.........: Brian Clemens, Terry Nation
GENRE...........: Suspense, Mystery, Thriller
TOMATOMETER.....: 29/63
IMDB SCORE......: 6.6
IMDB LINK.......: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0065398
RUNTIME.........: 1h 39mn
SIZE............: 7.34 GB
VIDEO CODEC.....: HEVC (Main10@L4)
BITRATE.........: 10000 Kbps (2-pass)
RESOLUTION......: 1920x1040
ASPECT RATIO....: 1.85:1
FRAMERATE.......: 23.976 fps
AUDIO1..........: English FLAC 2.0
AUDIO2..........: Commentary by director Robert Fuest and co-writer/co-producer Brian Clemens
AUDIO3..........: Commentary by film historian Troy Howarth
SUBTITLES.......: ENG
SOURCE..........: Kino Lorber Blu-ray
ENCODE DATE.....: 2024-08-20
CHECKSUM........: 162C7F150137ACCA9DB860FDA46CA839


Extras

• Commentary by director Robert Fuest and co-writer/co-producer Brian Clemens
• Commentary by film historian Troy Howarth
• An Appreciation by Kim Newman [Studio Canal]