Anita Björk, Heathcote Williams, Maria Doyle Kennedy
It is a midsummer's eve and the old Old Count departs his estate to celebrate elsewhere. He leaves his beautiful daughter Julie, the last in the long line of his noble family. Miss Julie is despondent...( read more
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DVD Release Date: May 30, 2000
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July 14, 2007Mike Figgis' stage play translated artistically to the screen. It's a nicely lit historical manor; most of the action is in the kitchen, where the grown daughter of the house Miss Julie (Saffron Burrows) has a steamy kitchen affair with John, the footman of the estate (Peter Mull...( read more)
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May 20, 2009Heavyweight stuff but well worth the concentration required. Gets more and more absorbing.
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February 1, 2009Theatre History 2 had never been this fun we keep on watching movies and relate it to economic and social conditions of the time. I've read Miss Julie and I was biased because of Strindberg's Egotistically sublime interpretation of this misogynists place. Watching on film, ther...( read more)
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May 15, 2007I've read the play, and seing 'Miss Julie' on screen just made the whole experience more spine tingling..
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May 13, 2007I've done a scene from this and read the play and it's WAY intense and advanced for a piece written in the 1880s. I hope the film is as intense as the play.
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March 8, 2007Watched this movie in class (yes, in university we watch movies in class). It's a good adaptation of the August Strindberg play but, keep in mind that it still sounds like the dialogue of a play. If you don't like play dialogue or movies that take place in limited areas, then s...( read more)
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