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Drive, he said [Blu-ray videorecording] ; [and] A safe place.

Criterion Collection, c2010.

Hippies -- Drama.

Magicians -- Drama.

Video Difference legacy collection.

Criterion collection ; 547-548.

Alternate title:

America lost and found, the BBS story. Drive, he said. [and] A safe place [Blu-ray videorecording]

A safe place [Blu-ray videorecording].

[Blu-ray videorecording] ;

1 Blu-ray disc (183 min.) : Dolby digital mono. sd., col. ; 12 cm.

"Drive, he said" based on the prize-winning novel by Jeremy Larner.

Originally released as motion pictures in 1970 (Drive, he said) and 1971 (A safe place).

Special features: "A cautionary tale of campus revolution and sexual freedom" and "Henry Jaglom finds A safe place", 2009 video pieces featuring the directors ; notes on the New York Film Festival, a 1971 video interview with Jaglom and filmmaker Peter Bogdanovich ; outtakes and screen tests for A safe place ; theatrical trailers.

Issued as part of a 9-DVD boxed set with: Head; Easy rider (2 discs: feature film and supplemental material); Five easy pieces; The last picture show (2 discs); The king of Marvin Gardens.

English (SDH) subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing.

Drive, he said (90 min.) / a film by Jack Nicholson ; Columbia ; screenplay by Jeremy Larner and Jack Nicholson ; produced by Steve Blauner, Jack Nicholson ; directed by Jack Nicholson -- A safe place (93 min.) / a film by Henry Jaglom ; Columbia ; in charge of production, Harold Schneider ; written and directed by Henry Jaglom ; a BBS Production

Drive, he said: William Tepper, Karen Black, Michael Margotta, Bruce Dern, Robert Towne, Henry Jaglom, Mike Warren.

A safe place: Tuesday Weld and Orson Welles introducing Philip Procter, Gwen Welles and Jack Nicholson.

"The two most overlooked films of the BBS era, Drive, He Said and A Safe Place are daring, personal character studies, and the directorial debuts, of respectively, Jack Nicholson and Henry Jaglom. Nicholson's feverish snapshot of the early seventies concerns a disaffected college basketball player and his increasingly radical roommate. In Jaglom's delicate, fantasy-laced drama, Tuesday Weld stars as a fragile young woman in New York unable to reconcile her ambiguous past with her unmoored present; Orson Welles also appears (and disappears), as a Central Park magician."--Container.

College life films.

Basketball films.

Experimental films.

Films for the hearing impaired.

Larner, Jeremy. Drive, he said.

Nicholson, Jack.

Jaglom, Henry, 1939-

Tepper, William.

Black, Karen, 1939-2013.

Margotta, Michael.

Warren, Michael, 1946-

Weld, Tuesday, 1943-

Welles, Orson, 1915-1985.

Proctor, Philip.

Welles, Gwen, 1951-1993.

Criterion Collection (Firm)

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