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During World War Andreievich Yuri Zhivago (O. Sharif), physician and poet, married his cousin Tonia (G. Chaplin) falls in love at the front of the nurse Lara Antipov (J. Christie). In 1917, the outbreak of the Bolshevik Revolution, took refuge with his wife and son in a village in the Urals where he meets Lara again and she becomes his lover.

A couple of English tourists rent a boat to visit the fictitious island of Almanzora, just off the southern Spanish coast. When they arrive, they find the town deserted of adults, there's only children who don't speak but stare at them with eerie smiles. They soon discover that all the children of the island have been posessed by a mysterious force or madness which they can pass from one to another, and which makes them attack and murder their elders, who can't defend themselves because nobody dares to kill a child…

This unforgettable documentary presents the figure of one of the most renowned and respected leaders of the twentieth century: the difficult beginnings in Poland, the arrival on the world stage as the first non-Italian pope in more than 400 years, until his mission around the world in the guise of human rights advocate.

A brilliant horror film with political undertones, WHO CAN KILL A CHILD? is the killer child film taken to horrifying new extremes. The incredible atmosphere is captured wonderfully in this beautiful release and the extras, consisting of two interesting interviews, adds a healthy dollop of context to the film. An essential purchase.