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[Machine Translation] The Shadow of Death Shines on Paradise. A super problem film that transcends the morals of cinematic expression. A timeless coming-of-age masterpiece starring legendary American actress Mimsie Farmer, who has been forgotten in the annals of film history. At the Cannes Film Festival in 1969, "Easy Rider," the symbol of the counterculture that was sweeping the world at the time, attracted a great deal of attention, and a European film that also featured sex, drugs, and rock music, and transcended existing conventions and mores of cinematic expression, was met with intense approval or disapproval. - More" is the directorial debut of Barbet Schroeder, who worked as an editor at Cahiers du Cinema before producing Eric Romer's films. Mimsy Farmer, the actress with a short blonde hair cut, plays a bisexual drug addict whose natural and innocent image is at odds with her character, and her bold full nudity caused a sensation in many countries. The film, whose soundtrack was first produced by progressive rock band Pink Floyd, is considered a "cult classic" in the West, and a digitally restored version was triumphantly screened at the Cannes Film Festival 2015. --A young German, Stefan ( Klaus Grunberg ), has abandoned his studies to embark on a journey of self-discovery. Hitchhiking to Paris, he falls in love at first sight with Esther (Mimsy Farmer), an attractive American woman he meets at a party one night. Stephane follows her to the Mediterranean island of Ibiza. When they meet again, they fall in love in the great nature surrounded by bright sunshine and blue sea, and spend their days together in freedom and happiness. However, the heroin that Esther has hidden away turns this paradise into a lost paradise.
Original Release Year: 1969
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