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  • The Fire Within 1963 Blu-Ray with limited edition slipcover featuring black and white portrait and film disc with rock artwork
  • Blu-ray cover of The Fire Within 1963 with limited edition slipcover showing a black and white profile of a man and the title in bold letters.
  • The Fire Within 1963 Blu-Ray with limited edition slipcover pre-order packaging
  • Blu-ray cover of The Fire Within (1963) with black and white image of a man in a suit standing on a street, green border, and large white title text.

PRE-ORDER: The Fire Within (Le Feu Follet) (1963) Blu-Ray w/ Limited Edition Slipcover

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PRE-ORDER: The Fire Within (Le Feu Follet) (1963) Blu-Ray w/ Limited Edition Slipcover

THIS IS A PRE-ORDER ITEM, IT IS NOT IN STOCK YET. ITEMS ORDERED TOGETHER WILL SHIP TOGETHER WHEN EVERYTHING IS IN STOCK. IF YOU WANT AN IN-STOCK ITEM TO SHIP IMMEDIATELY PLEASE ORDER IT SEPARATELY. THIS MOVIE IS EXPECTED TO RELEASE ON OR AROUND 11/05/25, WE CANNOT GUARANTEE SHIPPING BY THIS DATE, BUT WE WILL SEND IT AS SOON AS WE CAN.

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SUMMARY

Feel the existential dread of THE FIRE WITHIN, a classic French masterpiece from Elevator to the Gallows (1958) director Louis Malle and star Maurice Ronet and Winner of the Special Jury Prize at Venice Film Festival.

Regarded as Louis Malle's best work, THE FIRE WITHIN (LE FEU FOLLET) is a triumph of quiet style.

A penetrating, dark, yet often compassionate study of a man with one foot in the grave, and a searing commentary of modern society as Malle saw it.

ADDITIONAL INFO

Extras:

  • NEW! Audio Commentary with film critic Adrian Martin
  • NEW! Director Louis Malle on The Fire Within
  • NEW! To Leave Without Having Touched Anything: Kat Ellinger on The Fire Within
  • Trailer