Svg Vector Icons : http://www.onlinewebfonts.com/icon


Rewind.
Rewatch.
Rebuild.
 My Cart
Your cart(0)
Your cart is currently empty.
Continue shopping
  • A Clockwork Orange (Swedish Version) VHS Video (1971) WEV51031
1 2
Availability: In stock Out of stock

A Clockwork Orange (Swedish Version) VHS Video (1971) WEV51031

£27.99
£28.99
£27.99
Product Type: VHS Video
Cat No: WEV51031
Distributor / Studio: Warner Home Video
Type: Sell Through / Retail
Case / Box Size: Small Box
Video Format: PAL
Version / Condition Notes: Swedish Version

VHS Format Notes

All our videos are mould free, with playback checked.

Unless otherwise stated the majority of our VHS are UK PAL formatted videos. PAL is the most widely used standard for video. Whilst we do everything we can to ensure all our VHS cassettes are in good condition you may find slight visual or audio distortions in some portions of the video(s), due to the age of the videotape(s). These videos are meant to be enjoyed in their retro-style condition, along with their glitches, twitches and distortions.

Please ensure that you have a compatible VHS player capable of playing UK PAL videotapes (where applicable).

Shipping & Returns

Free UK shipping and returns available on all orders!
International shipping times vary dependent on your location.

More Information >>

Exclusive Offers

Don't forget to check out our latest offers and discounts right here!

More Information >>
A Clockwork Orange (Swedish Version) VHS Video (1971) WEV51031

A Clockwork Orange (Swedish Version) VHS Video (1971) WEV51031

Cat No: WEV51031
Distributor / Studio: Warner Home Video
Type: Sell Through / Retail
Case / Box Size: Small Box
Video Format: PAL
Version / Condition Notes: Swedish Version

Director: Stanley Kubrick
Cast: Malcolm McDowell, Patrick Magee, Adrienne Corri

Plot Summary: Set in a dismal dystopian England, it is the first-person account of a juvenile delinquent who undergoes state-sponsored psychological rehabilitation for his aberrant behaviour. The novel satirizes extreme political systems that are based on opposing models of the perfectibility or incorrigibility of humanity.