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FARGO

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  • "Press kit includes 1 pamphlet and 1 photograph."
  • "Set in the midst of the bleak midwinter snow drifts of the American Midwest, Fargo is a story of murder and mayhem. Jerry Lundegaard plots the kidnapping of his wife to rescue his precarious financial situation, but events career out of control when one of the perpetrators he has hired to do the job goes haywire. In a senseless universe, it falls to Marge Gunderson (chief of the Brainerd Police Department and the moral centre of the film) to set things to rights. Like the Coen brothers' auspicious debut feature Blood Simple, Fargo concerns itself with dirty deeds done for money, but the grimness of the tales is alleviated by the laconic humour with which the characters greet their fates. The intricacy of the plotting is executed with brillance, yet the writing also reveals humanity at its core. Fargo was honoured with the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay of 1996."
  • "Set in the midst of the bleak midwinter snow drifts of the American Midwest, Fargo is a story of murder and mayhem. Jerry Lundegaard plots the kidnapping of his wife to rescue his precarious financial situation, but events career out of control when one of the perpetrators he has hired to do the job goes haywire. In a senseless universe, it falls to Marge Gunderson (chief of the Brainerd Police Department and the moral centre of the film) to set things to rights."

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  • "Drehbuch"
  • "Cinéma"

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  • "Fargo : [press kit]"
  • "Fargo : [a film script]"
  • "Fargo : découpage plan à plan après montage et dialogues in-extenso en français et en anglais"
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  • "FARGO"
  • "Fargo : découpage plan à plan et dialogues in extenso en français et en anglais : film"
  • "Fargo : dialogues bilingues"
  • "Fargo"
  • "Fargo"@en

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