In 1936 'The Garden Of Allah' was billed as Selznick's showcase for Technicolour. It turned out to be a visually stunning film with vibrant colour realism seldom seen in pictures. Bizarrely the film was not nominated for Best Picture Oscar as the Academy felt that 'its natural beauty would outpoint conventional product'. Now fully restored and digitally re-mastered it still looks wonderful even by today's standards Marlene Dietrich is Domini a young heiress who journeys to t
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Sumptuous, early Technicolor feature from celebrated producer David O. Selznick. Following the death of her father, heiress Domini Enfelden (Marlene Dietrich) takes a trip to Algeria, where her adventures soon bring her into contact with the mysterious and seductive Boris Androvsky (Charles Boyer), a man concealing a bitter past as a Trappist monk. Domini marries Boris but remains unaware of his secret; then, one night in an oasis in the Sahara desert, they meet a man from Boris' past and the truth is finally revealed.
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