Liebestraum (film)
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| Liebestraum | |
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| Directed by | Mike Figgis |
| Produced by | Eric Fellner |
| Written by | Mike Figgis |
| Starring | Kevin Anderson Pamela Gidley Bill Pullman Kim Novak |
| Music by | Mike Figgis |
| Cinematography | Juan Ruiz Anchía |
| Editing by | Martin Hunter |
| Distributed by | MGM |
| Release date(s) | September 13, 1991 |
| Running time | 112 miins |
| Country |  United States |
| Language | English |
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Liebestraum is a 1991 thriller film directed by Mike Figgis, with Kim Novak, Kevin Anderson, Alicia Witt and Taina Elg.
- The title is taken from Franz Liszt's composition Liebesträume.
- Much of the movie, especially its external shots, were filmed in Binghamton, New York. The plot centers on a building with a cast iron frame, and Binghamton's downtown area includes one of the few cast-iron buildings still standing.
- When Mike Figgis' 1991 erotic thriller Liebestraum made its VHS debut, it was in two editions — the R-rated theatrical release and the unrated director's cut. Now the film is making its DVD bow as part of MGM's Avant-Garde Cinema series, but only in a single, R-rated edition. This no doubt makes economic sense, since the major video chains refuse to stock unrated versions. However, MGM has included one bonus feature in addition to the ubiquitous theatrical trailer — a deleted scene. It is, in fact, the very scene that marks the difference between the two editions. [1]
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- ^ Pam Grady, DVD Review - Liebestraum (1991)(Widescreen) Reel.com
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