Vintage Art Posters Vogue Cover, 1947 Art Print Rawlings, John 19.7 in. x 27.6 in. Buy at AllPosters.com Framed   Mounted	The Ninth Gate (2000)   Other Movies Movies Home --------------- Shantaram The Rum Diary Sweeney Todd Pirates of the Caribbean 3 Pirates of the Caribbean 2 The Libertine Tim Burton's The Corpse Bride Charlie & The Chocolate Factory Secret Window Finding Neverland Once Upon a Time in Mexico Lost in Mancha Pirates of the Caribbean Blow From Hell The Man Who Cried Before Night Falls Chocolat The Ninth Gate The Astronaut's Wife Sleepy Hollow Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas Donnie Brasco Con Man Dead Man Don Juan De Marco Nick of Time Arizona Dream Ed Wood Benny & Joon What's Eating Gilbert Grape Freddy's Dead. The Final Nightmare Cry-Baby Edward Scissorhands
	Starring: Johnny Depp, Lena Olin, Frank Langella, Jose Lopez Rodero, James Russo Directed by: Roman Polanski Produced by: Roman Polanski Release Date: March 31, 2000 Nationwide. MPAA Rating: R for some violence and sexuality. Distributor: Artisan Entertainment Based on a novel by Arturo Pérez-Reverte (The Club Dumas) and coscripted by director Roman Polanski, The Ninth Gate was Polanski’s first feature after a long break following the release of 1995’s Death and the Maiden--in between, there was an aborted project that faltered when designated star John Travolta opted out. Dean Corso (Johnny Depp) is a cynical rare books dealer hired by Boris Balkan (Frank Langella), a scholar specializing in books on Satanism, to recover the only two remaining copies (in addition to the one owned by Balkan) of The Nine Gates of Kingdom of Shadows, a 17th-century text with cryptic illustrations supposedly contributed by Lucifer himself. Corso’s investigation takes him to Europe, where he is pursued by a strange girl (Emmanuelle Seigner) who seemes to assume the role of his guardian angel: Bizarre deaths inspired by the book’s morbid illustrations befall all those who come into contact with the book--except himself. This occult mystery should satisfy fans of subtly creepy, stylish tales of the supernatural along the lines of Polanski’s own Rosemary's Baby.