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Diary of a Lost Girl (DVD, 2001, Restored Version; Contains 16 Minutes of Restored Footage)
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Leading Role: Louise Brooks
Director: G.W. Pabst
Rating: Not Rated
Release Date: Nov 2001
Format: DVD
Additional Info: Restored Version; Contains 16 Minutes of Restored Footage
UPC: 738329022525
Product ID: EPID3365050
Description: The final collaboration, following PANDORA'S BOX, between G.W. Pabst and Louise Brooks, the American silent film star whose look defined the Jazz Age, DIARY OF A LOST GIRL is a similarly lurid tale of a young woman's life. Brooks stars a...
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Amazing silent filmReview created: 05/28/08
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This movie was amazing. Most silent films are dry but Diary keeps you watching waiting for the next scene. The main actress is intoxicating.
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A seamy Jazz Age melodramaReview created: 10/11/06(updated 10/11/06)
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This DVD is a must-see for fans of Louise Brooks, though it is hardly among her best. Part of the problem is the story, which gives her precious few opportunities to shine.
The story revolves around rape, prostitution and similar themes. Not suitable for children, though you'd never get them to sit through it. This is a morality tale with precious little morality, underlined by bleak, stagey sets and lighting. And after a relentlessly depressing story line, the ending seems contrived. Though the viewer develops no empathy for the characters, there are still moments of great acting.
The DVD version is crisp, though there are obvious losses in the film in some sections. For those unfamiliar with Louise Brooks' work, it might be better to start with her amazing performance in "Pandora's Box."
The story revolves around rape, prostitution and similar themes. Not suitable for children, though you'd never get them to sit through it. This is a morality tale with precious little morality, underlined by bleak, stagey sets and lighting. And after a relentlessly depressing story line, the ending seems contrived. Though the viewer develops no empathy for the characters, there are still moments of great acting.
The DVD version is crisp, though there are obvious losses in the film in some sections. For those unfamiliar with Louise Brooks' work, it might be better to start with her amazing performance in "Pandora's Box."
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