Matewan (Region B) Stanley Kubrick But can Diabolik stay one

But can Diabolik stay one step ahead of gangster Ralph Valmont (Adolfo Celi)

prefigure his later films’ concerns with strange institutions

and Jack has more than 400 separate interchangeable heads

Immoral Tales would transform Borowczyk's image from brilliant but obscure avant-garde artist to one of Europe's most confrontational filmmakers when it came to trampling on sexual taboos

No matter how unnatural or unbelievable

Matewan (Region B) Stanley Kubrick But can Diabolik stay oneWritten and Directed by John Sayles (PIRANHA, THE HOWLING) this 1920s set drama based on real events, details the brutal battle between miners, strikebreakers and a corrupt coal mining company in a tense and emotional story of small town poverty, bitterness and exploitation. When union man Joe Kenehan (Chis Cooper) arrives in the backwater town of Matewan, West Virginia to organise a workforce to stand up against the Stone Mountain Coal company, he