Bunker Palace Hotel

Bunker Palace Hotel (1989) By Enki Bilal Summary At some time in the future, a crumbling totalitarian state is racked by civil war between the old guard and the insurrectionists. The current leaders take refuge in the Bunker Palace Hotel, a subterranean shelter staffed by run-down androids. A rebel spy, Clara, manages to infiltrate the secret base, but her mission is unclear. Meanwhile, the assembled leaders await with growing impatience the arrival of their president... Review This is a stunningly imaginative film with a strong vein or two of distinctly black comedy, offering a disturbingly credible vision of a future world. The film was made at the time of the collapse of the east-European communist states, and that reality seems to pervade this film, giving it a frightening edge of believability. From the relentless sound of machine gun fire in the abandoned, dreary streets, to the metal-walled, ice-coated, disintegrating chambers in the underground shelter, innovative director Enki Bilal invites us into a nightmare world which is all too close to our own for comfort. Carole Bouquet is the unwitting spy Clara who shares our bewilderment at what she experiences in the Bunker Palace Hotel. On arriving, she is greeted by a defective android receptionist and befriended by a mysterious, bald-headed Monsieur Holm, whose main pre-occupation appears to be to kick-start the robot servants whenever they falter. Louis Trintignant gives one of his best performances as the ice-cold Holm, the character which dominates the film from start to finish. Also watch out for a washed-up Jean-Pierre Léaud in an appropriately cynical and comic cameo role. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0096994/ Acting Credits Jean-Louis Trintignant - Holm Carole Bouquet - Clara Maria Schneider - Muriel Jean-Pierre Leaud - Solal Roger Dumas - Zarka Yann Colette - Orsini Benoit Regent - Nikolai Philippe Morier-Genoud - Destoop Hans Meyers - The President Jezabelle Amato - Matron Production Credits Director - Enki Bilal Screenplay - Enki Bilal Screenplay - Pierre Christin Producer - Maurice Bernart Producer - Charles Gassot Director of Photography - Philippe Welt Editor - Thierry Derocles Art Direction - Michele Abbe Music - Philippe Eidel Music - Arnaud Devos Production Manager - Alain Centonze Sound - Pierre Gamet Publicist - Jean-Pierre Vincent File Size (in bytes) ..: 1.467.078.656 Runtime (# of frames) .: 1:31:35 Video Codec ...........: XVID Frame Size ............: 688x368 FPS ...................: 25 Video Bitrate .........: 444 kb/s Audio Codec ...........: a52 Sample Rate ...........: 48000 Hz Audio bitrate .........: 192 kb/s [2 channels] No. of audio streams ..: 2 (OV French/German Dub)

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Franoz (2008-09-20)

Excellent, Thanks Construction, just downloaded it. Was happily surprised to see that it come in either french with english subs or german with english subc, cool, thank again

L-Jazz (2009-01-29)

why does it say "Spoen languages: French" when it's german??

Franoz (2009-02-15)

L-Jazz ... set up your audio in vlc ...

Jp9master (2009-12-26)

ok. Downloading. Please seed it. it looks interesting. Donwloading ad vitam also.
thnaks for sharing