Directed by: John Mackenzie
Stars: Stephen Petcher, Lesley Dunlop, Stella Tanner
Language: English
Country: Uk | Imdb Info | Dvdrip
Description: Three men at three different times in history come to Mow Top hill in search of sanctuary from their troubles. A Roman soldier, a medieval rebel and a 1970’s young man. Somehow they seem linked through a energy within the hill and an axe. Is history doomed to repeat itself or can loving another person free them?
Preview
880MB | 84:02mins | 768×576 | mkv | English
https://tezfiles.com/file/f81d12bc2238b/Red.Shift.1978.mkv
=====full dvd with Menu + extras + Optional English Subtitles=====
Interview with 1st assistant director Bob Jacobs and editor Oliver White (2013, 5 min.)
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Michael Hordern narrates as the voice of the “Silver Ghost” Rolls Royce on a journey around the sights of the Cheshire countryside
Dvd Previews
Dvd9 | 7.02GB | 84:02mins | 720×576 | Vob | English | Sub: English
https://tezfiles.com/file/9ddd1e347cd3c/Red.Shift.1978.dvd.zip
those who are new to playing dvds
after download just extract dvd in folder u will see many files then click file VIDEO_TS ifo 28KB in folder
to see movie menu and play ..check screenshot
Hello! First of all, thanks for sharing.
One doubt: I downloaded the file but no english subtitles option is available. Is it correct?
Kind regards.
subs not going to play by default
enable subs during playback in your media player to see subs on screen
see how i enabled subs in my vlc media player
check screenshot
https://www.imagevenue.com/ME16V4DQ
Thank You Rare Lust for posting this in video object / DVD format. This would actually always be my preferred way of getting videos/movies.
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Nevertheless, I personally use Media Player Classic, which comes with the K-lite codec pack for playing back video objects, or DVDs or even if the VOB files are packed into an ISO image, which is better yet.
Another great video player choice is always VLC, which is probably simpler to use than MPC. VLC is available for not only windows, but also Android cell phone. I can also attest to the fact, by my own experience, that neither MPC or VLC are spyware or adware. Both softwares are absolutely privacy conscious, and never leach out onto the internet or cross-talk with other installed softwares. I am merely trying to be helpful here in posting how I use and play these types of files on my own machines.
Thank you again Rare Lust for posting this in DVD/VOB file format. And as I mentioned before, this would always be my preferred format in receiving video files from the internet. This is absolutely great!