Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9786303269351
Format: Color, NTSC
ISBN: 6303269354
Label: Sony
Languages: EnglishOriginal LanguageAnalog
Manufacturer: Sony
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Sony
Release Date: October 25, 1994
Running Time: 44 minutes
Studio: Sony
Theatrical Release Date: October 25, 1994

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Rating: - Concept album becomes film
The Red Shoes is a concept album (CD) based on the classic novel and film of a ballarina who aquires a pair of magical red ballet shoes that when worn becomes a curse of having to dance forever and ever across the land as she can not remove them. The story has been a classical ballet for some time and a wonderfull film. Kates film drawn from her CD is her interpretation of the story of The Red Shoes...very artsy as anything Kate Bush touches is....and completely mesmerising to watch and listen too...very ... Read More

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Rating: - IF YOU'RE A KATE BUSH FAN
If you're a KaTe fan you'll love this film. The music is as beautiful as ever as is Kate herself. Being a perfectionist she is reported to not be totally happy with the finished product. This film was made using songs from her latest album "The Red Shoes" and draws on the fairy tale that also inspired Michael Powell's film of the same name. Since the album was written first The Line, The Cross and The Curve is more a series of loosely linked music clips connected by the story line than a film with incidental ... Read More

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Rating: - Extraordinary Work
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Rating: - Eat the music? Eat this video--it's delicious!
A 43 minute concept video based around a few songs of Kate's to-date last album, The Red Shoes, The Line, The Cross & The Curve shows the creativity behind music's rara avis, Kate Bush. Basically, she is tricked into helping a woman who suddenly appears from behind the mirrored walls of her studio. She draws a line, cross, and curve, which not only frees the woman from her bondage, but transfers the red shoes she's been wearing on Kate. Kate soon realizes she's been suckered, as the shoes are possessed, threatening to dance ... Read More

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Rating: - Fun
I recommend this movie solely on the fact that I could listen to Kate Bush speak forever. She has the sexiest speaking voice in the universe. Anyway, you can tell Kate and her co-stars had a swell time making this. Even though it is flawed, it is enjoyable to watch, and the songs are first rate. 3 Stars.

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