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"Film adaptation of Benjamin Britten's opera."@en
"Mystery surrounds a pretty Victorian governess and her two young charges at an English manor, as the children become possessed by ghostly spells."
"Screen adaptation of Benjamin Britten's opera about a young woman who accepts a position as a governess on the understanding that she will never contact the children's guardian."
"A governess is put in charge of two mysteriously possessed orphans. Tensions spiral throughout this masterpiece of psychological terror as the nerves of the governess are strained to the breaking point."
"Benjamin Britten's operatic version of the Henry James story in which a young governess struggles with sexual obsession and the two children in her care who are posessed by evil."@en
"A governess is put in charge of two mysteriously possessed orphans. Tensions spirals throughout this masterpiece of psychological terror as the nerves of the governess are strained to the breaking point."@en
"A young governess cares for two orphan children at Bly, an English estate. She has been hired by their uncle and guardian, who lives in London and is too busy to care for them. He warns her to never to write to him about the children, never to inquire about the history of Bly House, and never to abandon the children."@en
"A young governess cares for two orphan children at Bly, an English estate. She has been hired by their uncle and guardian, who lives in London and is too busy to care for them. He warns her to never to write to him about the children, never to inquire about the history of Bly House, and never to abandon the children."
"Based on the novel of the same name by Henry James, the text of Britten's gripping and high-tensioned opera concerns the curse of evil that afflicted two children in the charge of a neurotic governess. They live in a house haunted by the ghosts of two former servants. One of the children, a girl, becomes a victim of terror, while the other, a boy, meets his death."@en
"The turn of the screw is an adaptation of Henry James' classic 19th-century tale of dark desires and supernatural Gothic horror. Carmilla is a chilling tale of supernatural passions and timeless horror about a beautiful vampire and the young girl she has under her spell."
"The turn of the screw is an adaptation of Henry James' classic 19th-century tale of dark desires and supernatural Gothic horror. Carmilla is a chilling tale of supernatural passions and timeless horror about a beautiful vampire and the young girl she has under her spell."@en
"Ballet based on the story of the same title by Henry James. This performance is presented in accordance with the Aiello Estate, Jerri Kumery, curator."@en
"An operatic telling of the classic ghost story by Henry James."@en
"Benjamin Britten's 1955 opera of Henry James' 1898 novella concerns the demonic possession of two children by a formerly alive governess and butler. Or maybe it's not. What first appears to be a stock ghost story about the struggle between good and evil takes on complex meanings through the medium of Britten's eerie music. The opera is divided into sixteen scenes, fifteen variations on one nine-measure "Screw" theme, so called in part because of its powerful delineation of mounting tension--Peter Bates."@en
"Opera opgenomen in 1990 tijdens de Schwetzinger Festspiele."
"Spectacle musical filmé en 2004. Avec Mark Padmore (Quint) ; Lisa Milnes (The governess) ; Catrin Wyn Davies (Miss Jessel) ; Diana Montague (Mrs. Grose) ; Nicholas Kirby Johnson (Miles) ; Caroline Wise (Flora) ; City of London Sinfonia ; Richard Hickox, chef d'orchestre."
"Une jeune gouvernante est engagée par le séduisant tuteur de deux enfants orphelins: Miles et Flora. Elle a hésité devant cette charge enfin acceptée et dont elle doit assumer la responsabilité sans jamais en rendre compte au tuteur. Les enfants sont tourmentés par les fantômes d'un valet de chambre, Peter Quint, et d'une servante, Miss Jessel. La gouvernante s'efforce de briser le maléfice mais elle cause la mort du jeune garc̜on. À vouloir donner un tour d'écrou supplémentaire au réel, on risque d'être aspiré par l'univers de l'illusion."