| Product Summary | | Publisher: Trimark | | Format: DVD | | UPC: 00031398831228 | | Buy.com Sku: 40220277 | | Item#: VQLYYY | | Buy.com Sales Rank: 32162 | | Category Keywords: Deception Theatrical Release | Rating:  |
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Features: DVD
Editor's Note
THE RED VIOLIN follows the unusual journey of an original and unique violin as it survives three centuries, ultimately turning up at a present-day auction in Montreal. The violin transforms all those who play it into a Svengali, from traveling Gypsies to a famous concert violinist in England. The mysterious object also narrowly avoids confiscation in Communist China, and seems to always survive the different lives of those it touches. In the present day it becomes the subject of fascination for a violin historian, played by Samuel L. Jackson, who discovers that he has stumbled upon the much sought after Red Violin, leading him to consider a deception of his own kind as the film nears its climax.
| Features | Region 1 | | Keep Case | | Audio:
| Dolby Digital Stereo - English |
| | Additional Release Material:
| Trailer | | Isolated Soundtrack |
| | Interactive Features:
| Interactive Menus | | Scene Selection |
| | Text/Photo Galleries:
| Cast Bios |
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| Technical Info
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Release Information
|  | Studio: Trimark |
| Release Date: 5/20/2003 |
| Running Time: 132 minutes |
| Original Release Date: 1998 | | Catalog ID: 8312-D | | UPC: 00031398831228 | | Number of Discs: 1 |
Audio & Video
| | Original Language: English | | Available Audio Tracks: English | | Available Subtitles: Spanish | | Video: Color |
| Cast & Crew
| Awards |
Academy Awards (1999) |  | John Corigliano, Winner, Best Original Score |
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| | Professional Reviews | Entertainment Weekly
"...Lushly romantic..." -- Rating: B 01/07/2000 p.75Los Angeles Times
"...Grand in ambition, complex in design, Francois Girard's THE RED VIOLIN dares to deal with large and enduring themes....RED VIOLIN glows with passion..." 06/11/1999 p.F8 Chicago Sun-Times
"...THE RED VIOLIN has the kind of sweep and vision that we identify with elegant features from decades ago....The film is easy to follow, and yet reveals its secrets slyly..." 06/18/1999 p.33 |
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