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Support   2006 | 85 min
In 1990, in the early morning hours after St. Patrick’s Day, thieves disguised as policemen gained access into Boston’s Isabella Stewart Gardner museum and successfully executed the largest art heist in modern history. STOLEN brings the audience on a journey to understand not just a crime, but also the nature of beauty itself - its fragility and its power.
Comments Posted 07/16/08 by andrew
This is as interesting a caper as one could imagine. With Harold, the investigator, and Isabella S. Gardner and her museum in the background, one couldn’t imagine more interesting, arresting, or colorful characters in a film. We need these paintings back-Titian-Vermeer-unbelievable. I admire the filmmakers hopeful attitude trying to actually solve this crime. Any update? Director Rebecca Dreyfus Writer Sharon Guskin Producers Sharon Guskin Chelsea Horenstein Susannah Ludwig Recommended titles like this one:
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