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Subgenre Sampler
Touch, The (1971)- Dir. Ingmar Bergman
Feat. Elliott Gould, Max von Sydow 
Trafic (Traffic) (1971)- Dir. Jacques Tati
Feat. Jacques Tati - Mr. Hulot's final clownish outing sees him invent a revolutionary motor car which proves to be problematic en route to Amsterdam.
Tristana (1971)- Dir. Luis Bunuel
Feat. Catherine Deneuve, Fernando Rey, Franco Nero - Catherine Deneuve plays a beautiful young heroine burdened with a vulgar husband and a knee ailment that will require her leg to be amputated!…
Twins of Evil (1971)
- Dir. John Hough
Feat. Peter Cushing, Dennis Price - Final part of the 'Karnstein trilogy' (after THE VAMPIRE LOVERS and LUST FOR A VAMPIRE), climaxing in perhaps the most sexually–explicit of the…
Twitch of the Death Nerve (Bay of Blood) (1971)- Dir. Mario Bava
Feat. Claudine Auger, Luigi Pistilli - Highly influential proto–slasher film from the Italian horror maestro Mario Bava, laying the way for such nightmares of remorseless…
Two English Girls (Anne and Muriel) (1971)- Dir. Francois Truffaut
Feat. Jean-Pierre Leaud, Kika Markham, Stacey Tendeter - A French writer encounters the delicate dilemma of falling in love with both English sisters at a Welsh coastal cottage. Tantalising romance is…
Two Ronnies, The (TV Series) (1971)- Feat. Ronnie Corbett, Ronnie Barker
- Classic, long–running BBC series from two of Britain’s all–time comedy greats in what is considered the perfect double–act. "Best…
Two-Lane Blacktop (1971)
- Dir. Monte Hellman
Feat. James Taylor, Dennis Wilson, Warren Oates - Ambling across a relentless roadscape of diners and gas stations, young petrol–heads James Taylor (yes, the pop singer) and Dennis Wilson (yes,…
Under Milkwood (1971)- Dir. Andrew Sinclair
Feat. Richard Burton, Elizabeth Taylor, Peter O'Toole… - Celebrated radio play by Dylan Thomas gets a surprisingly successful visual rendering, though some will always prefer the original format for Thomas'…
Up Pompeii (1971)- Dir. Bob Kellett
Feat. Frankie Howerd, Sir Michael Hordern, Barbara Murray… - Frankie Howerd's bawdy comedy with a Roman slave inadvertently becoming the possessor of a scroll naming the proposed assassins of the Emperor Nero.
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