65 years since its original release, Alexander Mackendrick’s MANDY is now available on Blu-ray for the very first time, courtesy of Studiocanal, presented in a brand new 2K restoration.
Another Vintage Classic from STUDIOCANAL, Ealing Studios’ MANDY is the story of a little deaf girl (Mandy Miller: The Man in the White Suit, Child in the House) and her family’s struggle to give her a normal life.
To celebrate the release, we have 2 x Blu-ray copies of the film to give away to our readers!
Six-year-old Mandy Garland (Miller) was born deaf. With concerns for her future, Christine (Phyllis Calvert: Twisted Nerve, Mr Denning Drives North) and Harry Garland (Terence Morgan: Sir Francis Drake) try to work out the best scenario for their daughter’s education, but before long their constant quarreling puts a strain on their relationship.
Against Harry’s wishes, Mandy is enrolled in a special school under the guidance of headmaster Dick Searle (Jack Hawkins: The Cruel Sea, The Fallen Idol), whose unconventional teaching methods are questioned by some of the adults. But Christine forms a strong friendship with Mr Searle, who ultimately has the child’s best interests at heart and eventually helps Mandy to find her voice.
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Competition closes on Monday 19th June, 2017
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