Lost Horizon (1937) (Capra Collection, 80th Anniversary Edition, Digibook)

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Lost Horizon (1937) (Capra Collection, 80th Anniversary Edition, Digibook)

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Description

After their evacuation flight from war-torn China is hijacked and crashed in the Himalayas, a group of travelers spearheaded by British diplomat Robert Conway (Ronald Colman) is led through the frozen terrain to a hidden and happy civilization nestled within the valley of Shangri-La. The visitors' discovery of the uncanny truths behind the improbable idyll drive Frank Capra's classic adventure/romance saga. Jane Wyatt, Sam Jaffe, John Howard, H.B. Warner, Thomas Mitchell star.

Product details

Director	Frank Capra
Actor	Jane Wyatt, John Howard, Margo, Ronald Colman, Thomas Mitchell, Edward Everett Horton
Label	Sony Pictures

Genre	Adventure
Content	Blu-ray
Publication date	03.10.2017
Edition	80th Anniversary Edition, Digibook, Capra Collection
Audio	original language with subtitle (Dolby Digital)
Subtitles	English
Extras	Booklet
Length	133 Minutes
Year of production	1937
Original title	Lost Horizon
Version	US Version
Region code	A

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Adventure

Customer reviews

Mutige Utopie

Written on 29. June 2010 by Zoé.
This customer review refers to a alternative version.

Ja, eine wundervolle Filmutopie als Gegenentwurf zum Heraufdämmern des Wahnsinns des 2.Weltkrieges.

Die französische Ausgabe hat übrigens auch deutsche Untertittel und kann als Ersatz für die hier vergriffene dienen.
In den Fesseln von Shangri La

Written on 12. February 2003 by Markus Hausherr.
This customer review refers to a alternative version.

Für Klassiker-Freunde ein Muss! Ronald Colman in einem seiner besten Filme. Zudem handelt es sich bei diesem Film um ein echtes Juwel, das schon fast als verloren galt. Sehenswert!