Loving Memory (Includes Blu-Ray and DVD Copy) Blu-ray

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Tony Scott's (True Romance, Top Gun, Days of Thunder ) first feature, Loving Memory (1970) was made with assistance from the BFI's Production Board. Beautifully photographed by acclaimed cinematographer Chris Menges - who captures the misty mystery of the Yorkshire moors - the film follows the story of a brother and sister living alone with their memories and a macabre secret. Now one of Hollywood's most bankable UK ex-pats, the then 26 year-old Tony Scott's low budget film achieved critical praise and plaudits for its strong narrative, going on to open the new NFT 2 in September 1970. Also Included here as an extra is Scott's earlier short film, One of the Missing (1968) and Ridley Scott's 1965 short Boy and Bicycle (1965).

Special Features:

One of the Missing (1968, 26min) An early, taught psychological drama directed by Tony Scott
Boy and Bicycle (1965, 27min) Starring Tony Scott and directed by his brother Ridley Scott.
All content newly transferred to HD from original film elements held in the BFI National Archive.
Fully illustrated booklet featuring essays, credits and biographical information

Product Details

Certificate:	15
Actor:	David Pugh
Director:	Tony Scott
Region:	B
Number of Discs:	2
Main Language:	English
Studio:	BFI

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