Lost In La Mancha (DVD, Region 1)

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Lost In La Mancha

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Synopsis: Amusing and heartbreaking depiction of director Gilliam's attempts to film an adaptation of Cervantes' Don Quixote. Though the project is abandoned, this documentary offers a poignant look at what might have been.

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Directed By:	Keith Fulton Louis Pepe	Recommended Retail Price: $USD29.95
Cast:	René Cleitman Johnny Depp José Luis Escolar Terry Gilliam Tony Grisoni Philip A. Patterson Nicola Pecorini
Genre:	Documentary
Running Time:	93 minutes
Year of Production:	2002
Disc Release Date:	June 24, 2003
UPC:	767685954836

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Exclusive Interviews with Cast and Crew
Deleted Scenes
Video soundbites
Costume design, Storyboards, and Production stills from The Man Who Killed Don Quixote
Salman Rushdie & Terry Gilliam: A Conversation from the 29th Telluride Film Festival
IFC Focus: Terry Gilliam
Theatrical Trailer
Scene Selection

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1:	Single Sided, Dual Layer
2:	Single Sided, Dual Layer

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1:	English

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English (Closed Caption)

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