Hansel and Gretel (1987, Mediabook) Focus Features RUSTY KNIFE (1958): Rusty Knife

RUSTY KNIFE (1958): Rusty Knife was the first smash for director Toshio Masuda

Bimba begins acting in increasingly strange and perverted ways

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Geoffrey Keen (The Spy Who Loved Me)

Rob Lowe and Ralph Macchio

Hansel and Gretel (1987, Mediabook) Focus Features RUSTY KNIFE (1958): Rusty KnifeBased on the world famous fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm! A captivating film for the whole family: staged with elaborate backdrops, great attention to detail and beautiful music. Synopsis: Children of an impoverished woodcutter Hansel and Gretel get lost in the forest after birds have eaten the trail of breadcrumbs that was supposed to show them the way back home. They arrive at a strange house made entirely of gingerbread. The resident turns out to