Product Type : Film and TV
The Informer (Blu-ray + DVD) (UK Import)
The Informer (Blu-ray + DVD) (UK Import)
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| Format | Blu-ray |
|---|---|
| Studio | BFI |
| Released | 24 April 2017 |
| Discs | 2 |
| Running time | 83 minutes |
| Age rating | BBFC U |
| Region | Region B |
| Barcode | 5035673012420 |
Directed by Arthur Robison
Starring: Lya De Putti, Lars Hanson, Warwick Ward, Carl Harbord, Dennis Wyndham, Janice Adair, Daisy Campbell, Craighall Sherry, Ellen Pollock, Johnny Butt
Contributors: Benn W. Levy, Hubert Bath, Harry Stafford, Garth Knox, Werner Brandes, Theodor Sparkuhl
Studio: BFI
Genre: Drama
Main Language: English
Region: Region B
Release Date: 24 Apr 2017
Originally Issued: 1929
No of Discs: 2
BBFC Cert: (U) Universal, suitable for all.
Run Time: 83 minutes
Description
Classic silent drama directed by Arthur Robison and starring Lya De Putti and Lars Hanson. During the Irish Civil War of 1922, the brutish Gypo Nolan (Hanson) is desperate for money. In love with Katie Fox (De Putti), the girlfriend of a fellow rebel, Gypo wishes to emigrate to America but needs £10 to do so.
He decides to inform on Katie's partner Francis McPhillip (Carl Harbord) - who has been hiding underground after killing a local police chief - and claim the £20 reward to secure his and Katie's future happiness. Before long however, Gypo finds himself troubled by his conscience.
Special Features
- Interactive Menus
- Other Documentary: 'Restoration Demonstration'; 'Shaping the Silence'; 'I Want Peace' (1921); 'Is it the Dawn?' (1921); 'Historic Unionist Conference at Liverpool' (1921); 'Irish Peace Imperilled By Extremists' (1921); 'Further Pictures of the Irish Peace' (1921); 'Surrender of Dublin Castle' (1922); 'British Evacuate Ireland After Hundreds of Years of Occupation' (1922); 'Dublin's Civil War' (1922)
