Talk:No Exit (1962 film)

A fact from No Exit (1962 film) appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know column on 31 January 2012 (check views). The text of the entry was as follows:

Did you know... that Jean-Paul Sartre did not know that his existentialist play No Exit was adapted to a 1962 film, which featured "surprisingly overt" lesbianism?

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Relation to "Closed Door (1962)", and existence of archival footage?[edit]

According to the Spanish version of this article, as well as the Spanish article for A Puerta Cerrada, these two movies were produced in tandem, what's described from a source as "twin productions". It seems this one was distributed for film festivals (such as the 12th Berlin International Film Festival as the article outlines), while the other was made available locally within Argentina. The cast and direction are different, and this version is the only one that can boast to the fame of having Orson Wells have a hand in its making. And yet, it seems the only version archived anywhere at all is A Puerta Cerrada, while footage of this one seems impossible to track.

Is there any real record of this version? And would it perhaps be best to merge that article and this one, given the close history of both productions? Jeannie Solís (talk) 21:33, 20 October 2023 (UTC)[reply]