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Alphaville(1965)
Alphaville(1965)
Sci-fi noir sees a detective land on a strange planet where love and free thought is punishable by death.
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Film Details
Year
1997
Duration
121 minutes
Genres
Science Fiction and Fantasy
Language
English
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
Filmmaker Luc Besson lets his imagination run wild with this incredible science-fiction action fantasy set in the 23rd century. He conceived the story when a teenager, and it's bursting with ideas that could have leapt from the pages of a comic book. Flying cars and thousand-storey skyscrapers are just the beginning of the visual treats on offer, while Bruce Willis does a sterling job as the supercool hero. He's a grouchy cab-driver dragged reluctantly thrown into the story when a beautiful alien by the name of Leeloo crash-lands on his vehicle, an accident that kickstarts a quest to prevent the imminent destruction of mankind.
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