Polski opis
Produkcja: Francja, USA, Włochy
Gatunek: Komedia, Przygodowy, Sci-Fi
Reżyseria: Roger Vadim
Scenariusz: Jean-Claude Forest, Claude Brulé, Terry Southern, Roger Vadim,
Vittorio Bonicelli, Clement Biddle Wood, Brian Degas, Tudor Gates
Zdjęcia: Claude Renoir
Muzyka: Charles Fox
Ocena na imdb.com: 5.8/10 (głosów: 14,639)
Ocena na filmweb.pl: 6.4/10 (głosów: 1,421)
Ograniczenia wiekowe: PG
Opis:
Świat dalekiej przyszłości, rok 40 000. Młody naukowiec, Durand Durand, konstruuje broń, która może zniszczyć egzystencję wszystkich stworzeń na Ziemi. Wynalazca nie waha się stawiać warunków samemu prezydentowi planety. Zdesperowany przywódca, szukając wyjścia z impasu, dochodzi do wniosku, że jedyną osobą, która może unieszkodliwić szaleńca, jest Barbarella, dziewczyna o nadzwyczajnych umiejętnościach. Jednak Durand Durand nie zamierza się poddać zadaje Barbarelli wymyślne tortury. Naukowiec nie wie, że pokonanie tej istoty jest niemożliwe.
Źródło: filmweb.pl
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English description
Country: France, Italy
Genre: Action, Adventure, Comedy
Directed by: Roger Vadim
Writing credits: Jean-Claude Forest, Claude Brulé, Terry Southern, Roger Vadim,
Vittorio Bonicelli, Clement Biddle Wood, Brian Degas, Tudor Gates
Director of photography: Claude Renoir
Music by: Charles Fox
imdb.com user rating: 5.8/10 (votes: 14,639)
filmweb.pl user rating: 6.4/10 (votes: 1,421)
Certification: PG
Plot Summary:
A voluptuous outer space agent travels to another galaxy in search of a missing inventor in this science fiction send-up. Barbarella (Jane Fonda), an interstellar representative of the united Earth government in the 41st century, is dispatched to locate scientist Durand Durand, whose positronic ray, if not recovered, could signal the end of humanity. Outfitted in an array of stunning Star Trek/Bond girl outfits and cruising around in a plush, psychedelic spaceship, Barbarella travels to the Tau Seti system and promptly crash-lands. She then spends the rest of the film discovering the joys of interstellar sex with a keeper of feral children (Ugo Tognazzi), a blind, beatific angel (John Phillip Law), and an inept revolutionary named Dildano (David Hemmings). Slowly but surely, she also finds her way to Durand Durand by moving from one exotic, Wizard of Oz-style locale to another. Along the way, she meets the kindly Professor Ping (a surprisingly verbal Marcel Marceau), a Eurotrash dominatrix named the Great Tyrant (Rolling Stones gal pal Anita Pallenberg), and the Concierge (Milo O'Shea), a strangely familiar lackey of the Great Tyrant who tries to destroy Barbarella with his great big organ of love. Jean-Claude Forest, who created the character Barbarella in 1962 for V-Magazine, served as visual advisor on the adaptation. The film's missing scientist character famously inspired the band name of '80s pop stars Duran Duran (who altered the spelling slightly). Almost two decades later, the film also inspired electronic act Matmos, which was named after the aqueous personification of evil unleashed by the Concierge at the movie's climax.
Source: allmovie.com
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