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Elevator to the Gallows
Dir.: Louis Malle | 89 minutes

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The completely improvised music that Miles Davis wrote-played-recorded for this film became a milestone, not only in the history of film soundtracks, but also in the history of jazz. A few months after recording the soundtrack, Davis released the masterpiece album KIND OF BLUE, which was recorded using the exact same improvised techniques, and became Davis' most important and influential work.

France 1957 | 89 minutes | French | Hebrew subtitles

A young man murders his boss with the complicity of the victim's wife but is nearly punished for a crime he did not commit. 25-year-old Malle, in his first feature film, creates a mood of dark tension and psychological depth, accompanied by an original score by Miles Davis.