In the late 60's, after graduating in Mathematics, the German Stefan Brückner hitchhikes from Lübeck to Paris to see the world without money. He befriends Charlie in an arcade and they go ...
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Title: Gier nach Lust (1969)
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Estelle Miller
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Stefan Brückner
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In the late 60's, after graduating in Mathematics, the German Stefan Brückner hitchhikes from Lübeck to Paris to see the world without money. He befriends Charlie in an arcade and they go to a party. When Stefan meets gorgeous American Estelle Miller in the party, Charlie advises him to stay away from her. However, the straight Stefan falls in love with Estelle and after breaking in a house with Charlie to rob, he follows her to Ibiza. Stefan seeks the hotel of his fellow citizen Dr. Ernesto Wolf where Estelle is lodged. He asks her to leave the place and stay with him in an isolated seaside house. Before leaving the hotel, Estelle steals some money and a pack from Wolf. Sooner Stefan learns that Estelle had stolen 200 doses of heroin and he decides to try one fix with her, in the beginning of his trip to hell. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Release Date:
10 April 1970 (West Germany) See more »Also Known As:
Gier nach Lust See more »Filming Locations:
Au niveau de la station Stalingrad, Boulevard de la Chapelle, Paris 19, Paris France See more »Company Credits
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Written by David Gilmour, Nick Mason, 'Richard Wright (II)' and Roger Waters
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Shot in 1968. See more »Goofs
David Gilmour's last name is misspelled "Gilmore" in the opening credits. See more »Quotes
Stefan Brückner: [V.O] I wanted to burn all the bridges, all the formulas, and if I got burned that was okay too. I wanted to be warm. I wanted the sun, and I went after it.See more »
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Ibiza BarWritten by David Gilmour, Nick Mason, 'Richard Wright (II)' and Roger Waters
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'More' is a film legendary amongst Floyd collectors, and is well worth the time spent searching, since it features some of the bands' most spontaneous and eclectic work.
I was lucky enough to find some evidently battered and old publicity postcards for the film at a local art centre. The copy on the card makes for good reading if you enjoy the film, or are interested in it's history: _____________________________________________________________
"of beauty, sex and drugs: more"
"'More' probably contains more footage of naked bodies than any other film that has made it past Plymouth Rock. It's strong stuff. A powerful movie about drugs. Mimsy Farmer as Estelle, is one of the real baddies of all time, a totally amoral person who shoots heroin (even under her tongue!), cavorts in the nude, lies, steals, makes love to girls, and destroys every man who falls in love with her." - The Sunday New York Times.
"'More' is tough, candid stuff, clearly among the good ones." - National Observer.
"A very beautiful, very romantic movie." - The New York Times.
The card features a wonderful black and white picture of Estelle and Stefan in characteristically joyous mood celebrating their (perhaps new-found and ill-fated) freedom, and classifies the film as "'X' Persons Under 17 Not Admitted".
Interestingly the film saw general video release in France with a '12' certificate.
My copy, available via amazon.com, and released by Janus Films and Home Vision Cinema, does not state a certificate, though the drug use would probably warrant an '18' certificate if release were attempted in the UK.
Circa 2000, the film is broadcast on monthly rotation by Film Four, a UK subscription film channel.