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Availability: Out Of Print - This title is currently unavailable and/or out of print. Other versions may still be available; and will be listed on the right side of your screen. Director: Jean Rollin Producer: Samuel Selsky  ||  Lionel Wallman Released: 1989 [France] Genre: Fantasy     Sub-Genre: Drama Keywords:  Action/Adventure || Bizarre || France / French || Friendship || New York || Time Travel

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Plot:	Two young girls discover a small wooden idol that possesses magical powers, enabling them to travel through time and space.
Overview:	In "Lost In New York", two young girls discover a small wooden idol, possessing magical powers which enables them to travel through time and space. In this very personal film for Rollin, reality, and the world of cinema and literature become one, as the girls delve deep into the stories they only once dreamed of. In New York, that beautiful, yet mysteriously seductive dangerous place, they finally meet each other again after a dream like journey of self discovery.
Cast:	Adelline Abitbol  ||  Funny Abitbol  ||  Catherine Herengt  ||  Catherine Lesret  ||  Sophie Maret  ||  Marie-Lawrence  ||  Melisse  ||  Nathalie Perrey  ||  Catherine Rival (Click any actor to search for more of their movies!)
Running Time:	52 mins. (approx.)
Languages:	French
Subtitles:	ENGLISH
Distributor:	Salvation Films/Seduction Cinema/Redemption Films  [A UK/USA-Based Distributor]
Rating:	UN - "Unrated. This film has not been rated by the review board."
Features:	Letterboxed Two Rare Short Films by Jean Rollin: Les Pays Loin/The Far Country (1965) & Les Amours Jaunes/The Yellow Lovers (1958) Interview Stills Gallery Trailers