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The Devils

1971

Biography / Drama / History

The Devils (1971) download

The Devils

1971

Biography / Drama / History

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87% AUDIENCE · 2.5K ratings

7.7/10 · 23.1K

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The Devils (1971) download

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Plot summary

In 1634 France, charismatic Father Urbain Grandier becomes the target of a sexually obsessed nun’s witchcraft accusations, which corrupt church and state officials are all too happy to exploit.

Director

Ken Russell

Top cast

Brian Murphy as Adam

Twiggy as Courtier

Oliver Reed as Urbain Grandier

Harry Fielder as Soldier / Blackbird

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

1.12 GB

1200*720

Polish 2.0

TV-14

Subtitles

23.976 fps

2 hr 5 min

Seeds 36

2.08 GB

1800*1080

Polish 2.0

TV-14

Subtitles

23.976 fps

2 hr 5 min

Seeds 100+

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KruK78 7 days ago

Wrong movie. This is not: "The Devils" (1971) by Ken Russell [ IMDb tt0095012 ] This is: "The Devil" (1972) by Andrzej Żuławski [ IMDb tt0066993 ] ...also very good movie, but still.

aeog 10 days ago

Afortunadamente vine a los comentario, porque pase como 20 minutos intenando configurar los subtitulos de una pelicula polaca cuando yo no sé nada de polaco JAJAJA Pelicula equivocada.

upierz 95 days ago

Wrong movie, please reupload

hgar 129 days ago

unfortunately this is still the wrong movie

LucianaP 158 days ago

This is still not the correct movie. It is Zulawski's Diabel (1972).

hypertension 415 days ago

wrong movie???

kempy 452 days ago

oh my god dude i just spend like 30 minutes trying to figure out why these subtitles were not even close

hexangst 597 days ago

WRONG MOVIE FFS!!!

tonkotsu_black 830 days ago

Still the wrong movie, cmooon!

Rigac 837 days ago

Brother I just got scammed

tonkotsu_black 1027 days ago

wrong movie! fix this, plz...

AleN99 1128 days ago

Wrong movie

skraja 1145 days ago

...big mistake...

OneMexicanSausage 1147 days ago

This isn't The Devils (Ken Russell, 1972), it's The Devil. A 1971 Polish movie.

MehdiTaba 1149 days ago

Don't download! It's Diabe? (English: The Devil) (1972). A Polish film, just similar name!

BrownShoesDontMakeIt 1150 days ago

Does anyone have a link to this - "Those that want Ken Russell version can go n3X7door for Sartre's perfect DVD upscale from '21 ;-)"

mariomovie1964 1150 days ago

wrong film. please reuploud

RichCass 1150 days ago

Wrong movie xD I was gonna ask if this had the deleted scene of the defiling of the Christ. Oh well.

Malvarosaaa 1150 days ago

This is Zulawski's Diabel (1972). Thanks, though!

PatoPato 1150 days ago

Zulawski's Diabel?! That's even better. Thanks.

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IMDb reviews

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8 / 10

The Devis is rich and visually stunning. It

John W

The Devis is rich and visually stunning. It is one of Oliver Reeds best films, in my opinion. He is superbly directed by Ken Russel, who even outdoes himself…

9 / 10

A literal orgy of splendour. Ken Russell's controversial

DanTheMan 2

A literal orgy of splendour. Ken Russell's controversial tour de force, The Devils, stands as a profound and sincere commentary on religious hysteria…

A literal orgy of splendour. Ken Russell's controversial tour de force, The Devils, stands as a profound and sincere commentary on religious hysteria, political persecution and the corrupt marriage of church and state. It is like a lunatic opera, an attempt to make a furious poem out of frenzy. An experience that pulsates and perverts, especially in those glorious moments when Russell slaps the sacred directly in its frescoed face, even while preaching their rhetoric of sin and salvation, nuns, priests, and cardinals are only human, and humans are nothing but animals. It's easy to be swept away by the film's crass vulgarity, utilising its confrontational tone to delve deep beneath the surface of normalised and accepted institutions of abuse and oppression. Nothing is safe: not God, not Satan, not man, not their collective meaning. Russell's direction is bold, brilliant, grimly stylish and stuffed to the gills with inspired visuals and intense framing, both provocative and persuasive in its contention that the greatest blasphemy is the leveraging of faith for power. The set design by Derek Jarman is just exquisite; his vision of Loudun is one of radiant whiteness, with every building covered in pristine tiles, which ironically makes them much easier to defile and destroy. Oliver Reed gives one of his finest performances as the turbulent priest Urbain Grandier, a man who, although not remotely saintly, is nonetheless so consistent in his religious and political convictions that he favours torture and death over compromise. He is well matched by Vanessa Redgrave's hunchbacked Sister Jeanne, whose erotic obsession with him fuels the hysterical fervour that ends up sweeping the entire convent. Another memorable creative contribution is the sublimely dissonant score by Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, a cacophony of jarring dissonance that perfectly matches Russell's depiction of the breakdown of civilisation. It's made all the more impressive when you learn that this is the only film he scored. One day, perhaps the unedited version of The Devils will reveal itself; until then, even Russell's compromised vision retains its power to shock and disturb. It's a film of beauty, horror, and rage. It has heart and humanity. Even today, maybe more than ever, it's a portrait of hypocrisy and societal madness that remains painfully pertinent.

10 / 10

It's such a heartbreaking and terrible part of

ja w

It's such a heartbreaking and terrible part of history, yet Ken Russell portrayed it in all of it's ludicrous and outrageous filth. It's heavy, but it's worth…

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