Passport
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About This Movie
Passport is a 1967 drama that explores the complexities of identity and bureaucracy. Directed by the British Film Institute Production Board, it presents a thought-provoking narrative about a young man's struggle with lost identity following a mishap with his passport.
Finding 'Passport' can be a bit tricky since it hasn't seen much in the way of recent re-releases. It originally had a limited theatrical run, and I’ve only come across a few obscure home video editions. Collectors seem to have a keen interest, particularly those who appreciate the nuances of films that critique institutional structures. Its scarcity adds to its allure, making it a notable piece for anyone keen on deep-cut dramas from the late '60s.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Passport about?
Passport tells the story of a young man who leaves his passport on a train and subsequently loses his identity in a maze of bureaucracy and official documents.
What genre is Passport?
Passport is categorized as a drama.
Who directed Passport?
Passport was produced by the British Film Institute Production Board.
Who stars in Passport?
The top cast of Passport includes John Warner and Sandor Elès.
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