Synopsis
In the film Berard Bresslaw an English actor, he walks around a school laboratory and explains to the boys the wrong behavior and the negligence of the workers who cause most of the accidents that happen in the factories. Later he plays the parts of 3 stupid students and the listeners are invited to guess the mistakes they make.
Sections & Films
IN THE MOVIES IT DOESN'T HURT
Category: Edition 1978
| Original Title | IN THE MOVIES IT DOESN'T HURT |
| Category | Official Competition |
| Section | Official Competition |
| Tipology | Short Film, Documentary |
| Duration | 21' |
| Production Year | 1975 |
| Nationality | United Kingdom |
| Directed by | Robert Young |
ROBERT YOUNG
Robert William Young (Cheltenham, March 16, 1933) is a British film director, screenwriter and producer, particularly active in b-movies and British television series.
Robert Young's career began in the early seventies. Not all sources, however, give the director, at the beginning, titles like And So Ends (1972), Why do you fair (1976) because of the famous cast (Jack Palance, Anthony Franciosa, Carroll Baker, and Diana Dors), associating them with the homonymous actor Robert Young.
The first film unanimously credited to the director is therefore Vampyre Circus of 1972, released in Italy with the title of The Queen of the Vampires only in 1975.
He also has an appearance as an actor in the 1978 film by Alan Pakula A free and wild knight arrives.
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