The late Lord Olivier (top) in a scene from the 1944 adaptation of Shakespeare’s “Henry V,” which he starred in, produced and directed, and C.C.H. Pounder (above, left) and Marianne Sagebrecht in the West German “Bagdad Cafe,” a humorous look at a friendship between two women of different cultures. The two films are on the Christchurch International Festival roster for next week.
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Press, 28 July 1989, Page 25
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62The late Lord Olivier (top) in a scene from the 1944 adaptation of Shakespeare’s “Henry V,” which he starred in, produced and directed, and C.C.H. Pounder (above, left) and Marianne Sagebrecht in the West German “Bagdad Cafe,” a humorous look at a friendship between two women of different cultures. The two films are on the Christchurch International Festival roster for next week. Press, 28 July 1989, Page 25
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