Fantastique: The Dreams and Nightmares of French Cinema (Limited Edition) [Blu-ray] [UK] Nicolas Cage and connection boasts stunning black-and-white

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Clouseau dons ridiculously complicated disguises and hectically enlists the aid of his loyally fight-prone employee Cato (Burt Kwouk) for field work

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Fantastique: The Dreams and Nightmares of French Cinema (Limited Edition) [Blu-ray] [UK] Nicolas Cage and connection boasts stunning black-and-whiteThough rarely thought of as a home for genre filmmaking, France has fostered a long lineage of films treading the line between realism and fantasy. Broadly gathered under the term cinma fantastique, these works often find the magical and the surreal lurking in the ordinary. Uncanny dreams, fleeting visions, or eerie apparitions lift their protagonists out of the everyday, transporting viewers into atmospheric worlds where the usual rules structuring