30 x 21cm, 2pp black on pink mimeographic leaflet - the handout for the UK premiere of Werner Herzhog's Fitzcarraldo. The film starred the frankly mad Klaus Kinski who as part of an attempt to set up an opera house in the Amazon jungle has the local indigenous people carry a passenger ship up over a mountain (to prove he can access the land as part of a trading deal). The film became known (later) as a contentious project - the abuse/exploitation of local peoples as well as Kinski's close to murderous rages against the rest of the cast and crew (and director) became notorious. years later Kinski was revealed to have abused his own daughter Natasha - an actress in her own right. He may have created some memorable roles in film but personally he was foul. VG+.

30 x 21cm, 2pp black on pink mimeographic leaflet - the handout for the UK premiere of the documentary about Werner Herzhog's making of the film Fitzcarraldo. The director was Les Blank.

Slight edge wear and one corner crease but overall VG+.

30 x 21cm, 64pp plus glassy covers. The Festival programme for the 36th year of one of the world's most important film events. This year featured the films of Peter Greenaway as a special feature including the world premiere of The Draughtsman's Contract and other UK premieres in this year included Ridley Scott's Blade Runner, John Carpenter's The Thing,  Sam Raimi's The Evil Dead, Werner Herzog's Fitzcarraldo, Martin Elfand's An Officer and A gentleman, and Speilberg's ET as the Gala Performance (and the front cover of the brochure has this as the feature image). Illustrated in b/w throughout with full listings.

This was perhaps the greatest every year in the Festival's history - in part introducing Greenaway (and Michael Nyman) to a much wider audience. A bit worn but over all VG.