Pascali's Island (1988)

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Country: GB
Technical: col 104m
Director: James Dearden
Cast: Ben Kingsley, Charles Dance, Helen Mirren

Synopsis:

In 1908, during the last days of the crumbling Ottoman Empire, a Turkish informant on an Aegean island is forgotten by the régime that put him there, and through his insecurity causes the deaths of the two people he loved, and who were his only ticket off the island.

Review:

Well-acted and ravishingly filmed exotic intrigue, which is alas desperately short of real meat in the material, and merely simmers away until the sudden tragic denouement. The story of the archaeologist (Dance), who at last finds a genuine artefact after years of fakery, is affecting.

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Country: GB
Technical: col 104m
Director: James Dearden
Cast: Ben Kingsley, Charles Dance, Helen Mirren

Synopsis:

In 1908, during the last days of the crumbling Ottoman Empire, a Turkish informant on an Aegean island is forgotten by the régime that put him there, and through his insecurity causes the deaths of the two people he loved, and who were his only ticket off the island.

Review:

Well-acted and ravishingly filmed exotic intrigue, which is alas desperately short of real meat in the material, and merely simmers away until the sudden tragic denouement. The story of the archaeologist (Dance), who at last finds a genuine artefact after years of fakery, is affecting.


Country: GB
Technical: col 104m
Director: James Dearden
Cast: Ben Kingsley, Charles Dance, Helen Mirren

Synopsis:

In 1908, during the last days of the crumbling Ottoman Empire, a Turkish informant on an Aegean island is forgotten by the régime that put him there, and through his insecurity causes the deaths of the two people he loved, and who were his only ticket off the island.

Review:

Well-acted and ravishingly filmed exotic intrigue, which is alas desperately short of real meat in the material, and merely simmers away until the sudden tragic denouement. The story of the archaeologist (Dance), who at last finds a genuine artefact after years of fakery, is affecting.