Bartok (film)

Bartok is a 1964 British TV film about Béla Bartók. It was directed by Ken Russell.[1]

It was one of a series of Russell films on composers.[2]

Cast
  • Boris Ranevsky as Bartók
  • Pauline Boty as prostitute
  • Sandor Elès as client
  • Peter Brett as Bluebeard
  • Rosalind Watkins as Judith
gollark: *#3* was all my work though.
gollark: You can tell, because it has typings and recursion.
gollark: ```pythonfrom typing import List# Sort a list of integersdef entry(data: List[str]): swap = False for i, (one, two) in enumerate(zip(data, data[1:])): if two > one: # Swaps items data[i], data[i + 1] = data[i + 1], data[i] swap = True # Checks if we need to recur if swap: return entry(data) else: return data.reverse() or data```
gollark: It was obviously #2, people!
gollark: Too bad.

References
  1. review: MONITOR'S BELA BARTOK Larner, Gerald. The Guardian 25 May 1964: 7.
  2. The Eisenstein file: LEE LANGLEY describes Ken Russell's work on the Deighton thriller, "Billion Dollar Brain" Langley, Lee. The Guardian 26 Oct 1967: 8.


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