Destroy, she said
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United States : Grove Press Film Division, 1970.
Edition
[U.S. Version of a French film].
Physical Desc
[approximately 100 min., 9,090 ft.] : aspect ratio 1.37:1, black and white ; 35 mm HFA Item numbers 3795
[approximately 100 min., 9,090 ft.] : aspect ratio 1.37:1, black and white ; 35 mm HFA Item numbers 3796
[approximately 100 min., 9,090 ft.] : aspect ratio 1.37:1, black and white ; 35 mm HFA Item numbers 3797
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Published
United States : Grove Press Film Division, 1970.
Format
Book
Edition
[U.S. Version of a French film].
Language
English

Notes

General Note
Harvard Film Archive, picture and negative, HFA Item nos: 3795; 3796; 3797; From The Grove Press Collection.
General Note
Running time on release 100 minutes, Cf. Grove Press Film Catalogue, April 22nd, 2011.
General Note
In French, with English titles added. Released in France under the title Détruire, dit-elle.
General Note
Produced in France in 1969, released in the U.S. by Grove Press, in 1970.
General Note
Translation of D_etruire, dit-elle.
General Note
"Destruction and language was originally published as La destruction la parole, in France, copyright @ 1969 by Cahiers du cin_ema"--Title page verso.
General Note
With "Destruction and Language: an interview with Marguerite Duras" translated from the French by Helen Lane Cumberford.
Creation/Production Credits
Director and writer, Marguerite Duras; photographer, Jean Penzer; editor, Henri Colpi. Cast: Catherine Sellers, Nicole Hiss, Henri Garcin, Michel Lonsdale, Daniel Gelin.
Participants/Performers
Catherine Sellers, Michael Lonsdale, Henri Garcin, Nicole Hiss, Daniel Gelin.
Description
Four alienated people meet at an isolated hotel where their identities begin to merge as they become absorbed in a ritualistic power game. Duras' first film as director is a psychodrama based on her own play written in the wake of the 1968 street demonstrations in Paris. Duras' method, which she followed in subsequent films, was to write the scenario and film quickly in a matter of days, stripping the work to its basic elements.
Language
French with English subtitles.
Action
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APA Citation, 7th Edition (style guide)

Sellers, C., Gélin, D., Duras, M., Penzer, J., Lonsdale, M., Garcin, H., & Hiss, N. (1970). Destroy, she said ([U.S. Version of a French film].). Grove Press Film Division.

Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)

Catherine, Sellers et al.. 1970. Destroy, She Said. Grove Press Film Division.

Chicago / Turabian - Humanities (Notes and Bibliography) Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)

Catherine, Sellers et al.. Destroy, She Said Grove Press Film Division, 1970.

MLA Citation, 9th Edition (style guide)

Sellers, Catherine,, et al. Destroy, She Said [U.S. Version of a French film]., Grove Press Film Division, 1970.

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