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Born of Fire [VHS] [1983]
 
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Born of Fire [VHS] [1983]

VHS ~ Peter Firth
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  • Actors: Peter Firth, Suzan Crowley, Stefan Kalipha, Oh-Tee, Nabil Shaban
  • Directors: Jamil Dehlavi
  • Writers: Jamil Dehlavi, Rafiq Abdullah
  • Producers: Jamil Dehlavi, Stewart Richards, Thérèse Pickard
  • Format: PAL
  • Language English
  • Classification: Exempt
  • Studio: Carlton Visual Entertainment Ltd
  • VHS Release Date: 16 Jan 1996
  • Run Time: 60 minutes
  • Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
  • ASIN: B00004CICG
  • Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 29,559 in Video (See Bestsellers in Video)

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National Geographic's cameras travel to Iceland, Africa, Japan, California and Greece to record how the huge plates of the Earth's crust crash together, pull apart and over-ride each other, causing ground-shattering earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.

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5.0 out of 5 stars A great lost classic?, 5 Feb 2008
By K. Eden (UK) - See all my reviews
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A female astronomer (Susan Crowley) enters the recital of flautist Paul Bergson (Peter Firth) just as he is troubled by hearing the sound of a strange flute. Talking, they also both discover they see identical things. Paul is called to his mother's bedside and as she dies she whispers the name of the Master Musician, a man Paul's father went to see in Turkey to learn prolonged blowing techniques but returned to the UK never playing again. And so, haunted by strange visions and precognitions, Paul and the woman astronomer travel to Turkey. There, with the help of the local priest Bilal (Stefan Kalifa), he realizes he must engage the Master Musician (Oh-Tee) in a musical duel and find the never-ending note that will make the Master Musician bow to the will of Allah and stop the Earth being consumed by fire.
In the interim the woman becomes possessed by the soul of Paul's fathers lover and both see visions of her being killed.
A hauntingly beautiful and mysterious film. The stunning Turkish scenery only adds to the mystery.
The constant profusion of weird imagery - the sun being eclipsed by a skull; houris who leave smoking footprints; weird elliptical flappings over of time; rivers of blood - does make it somewhat watchable, if wholly incomprehensible. Little of anything is explained - the imagery is intended to be everything.
A great lost classic......
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