Wonderwall (1968 film)

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Wonderwall (1968 film) is a 1968 British psychedelic fantasy film directed by Joe Massot, noted for its surreal visual style and a soundtrack by George Harrison.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film
psychedelic film
artDirectionBy Assheton Gorton
basedOn original story by Joe Massot
cinematographyBy Harry Waxman
colorProcess color
costumeDesignBy The Fool (design collective)
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
director Joe Massot
distributor Compton Films
linked to: Compton-Cameo Films
editedBy Rusty Coppleman
era late 1960s counterculture cinema
featuredPerformer The Remo Four
genre fantasy
psychedelic
hasCultFollowing true
hasTheme fantasy versus reality
obsession
voyeurism
homeMediaRelease Blu-ray
DVD
language English
musicBy George Harrison
notableFor soundtrack by George Harrison
surreal visual style
originalMedium 35 mm film
plotSummary A reclusive scientist becomes obsessed with his beautiful neighbor after discovering peepholes in the wall between their apartments.
producer Harrison Marks
productionCompany Cupid Productions
releaseYear 1968
runtime approximately 92 minutes
screenwriter Guillermo Cabrera Infante
setting London
linked to: London, England
soundtrackComposer George Harrison
soundtrackIncludesIndianMusic true
soundtrackNotability first solo album released by a member of The Beatles
soundtrackTitle Wonderwall Music
stars Bee Duffell
Irene Handl
Jack MacGowran
Jane Birkin
Richard Wattis
visualStyle psychedelic
surreal

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Wonderwall titleInspiredBy Wonderwall (1968 film)
William John Paul Gallagher notableWork Wonderwall (performance)
linked to: Wonderwall (1968 film)
Wonderwall Music track Wonderwall To Be Here
linked to: Wonderwall (1968 film)