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'''An Occurrence At Owl Creek Bridge''' (''La rivière du hibou'') ([[:Category:1961|1961]], [[:Category:France|France]]) is a short [[:Category:War|War]]-[[:Category:Surreal/Experimental|Surreal/Experimental]]-[[:Category:Genre Mix Em Ups|Genre Mix Em Ups]] film directed by Robert Enrico. | '''An Occurrence At Owl Creek Bridge''' (''La rivière du hibou'') ([[:Category:1961|1961]], [[:Category:France|France]]) is a short [[:Category:War|War]]-[[:Category:Surreal/Experimental|Surreal/Experimental]]-[[:Category:Genre Mix Em Ups|Genre Mix Em Ups]] film directed by Robert Enrico. | ||
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Revision as of 04:51, 12 December 2019
An Occurrence At Owl Creek Bridge (La rivière du hibou) (1961, France) is a short War-Surreal/Experimental-Genre Mix Em Ups film directed by Robert Enrico.
- Contents: Fun Facts
Main Details
- Released in December 1961
- B&W
- Running time:28 minutes
- Production Co.: Filmartic| Les Films due Centaure
- Distribution Co.: Janus Films
- Directed by Robert Enrico
- Written by Robert Enrico from Ambrose Bierce's short story of the same title.
- Starring: Roger Jacquet, Anne Cornaly, Anker Larsen
Synopsis
During the American Civil War, a Confederate soldier escapes hanging and makes his way home...
