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Posted: July 24th, 2009.
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Critically acclaimed the world over, chilling fairytale LET THE RIGHT ONE IN arrives on Blu-Ray and DVD on 3 August 2009 from Momentum Pictures.
Coveted winner of over 40 awards worldwide, director Tomas Aldredson pieces together a film Oscar-winner Danny Boyle (Slumdog Millionaire) has described as violent and intensely romantic and Guillermo Del Toro (Pans Labyrinth, The Orphanage) applauds it as a delicate, haunting and poetic film as youre ever bound to see. Sweeping the critics circle garnering some of the worlds top film awards from Florida to Tribeca and Edinburgh, LET THE RIGHT ONE IN has secured its spot as 2009s DVD and Blu-Ray essential purchase.
Based on the best-selling novel by John Ajvide Lindqvist, LET THE RIGHT ONE IN, is a visually arresting look at young love through the eyes of visionary break-through film maker Aldredson.
Twelve year old Oskar is an outsider; struggling to fit in at school and left alone to fend for himself at home whilst his mother works nights. One evening he meets the mysterious Eli. As a sweet romance blossoms between them, Oskar learns to overcome his tormentors and discovers Elis dark secret and the connections to the gruesome events occuring across town. Together they must help Eli be gone and live, or stay and die.
Brutal, bloody and tender, LET THE RIGHT ONE IN has taken the world by storm with audiences around the globe taking to its unrelenting, unflinching and entrancing story. The one to watch in 2009, LET THE RIGHT ONE IN will take a bite out of your senses.
The DVD is released on August 3rd, it runs for 115 mins and retails for £17.99 on DVD,but is currently on Amazon at the link above for £10.88.A Blu-ray version is also available for £16.98.
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