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Presented from a new 2K restoration, our world premiere, region-free Blu-ray Special Edition features an all-new expansive documentary on the film's background and legacy made especially for this release by director Ann Turner, an interview with the director, Alexandra Heller-Nicholas and Maria Lewis on Celia, plus a booklet with essays by Michael Brooke and Professor Joy Damousi. Set in mid-1950s Australia, with the fear of communism in the air, Ann Turner's refreshingly unsentimental debut is a dark fable of childhood's end that ranks alongside Lord of the Flies, The 400 Blows, Stand By Me and Pan’s Labyrinth. The most striking debut to reach us from Australia during the 80s.” Derek Malcolm, The Guardian Presented from a new 2K restoration by the Hamo Bek-Nazarov Project, and approved by the film’s cinematographer Maksim Drozdov, this region-free Blu-ray also includes Maria Saakyan’s acclaimed short film Farewell (Proshchanie), a visual essay on the film, trailers and an extended booklet featuring a 2009 interview with the director and essays by writer/curator So Mayer and film historian Vigen Galstyan. An outstanding directorial debut by an immensely talented filmmaker who died tragically young. Told with a dream-like intensity, this poetic and moving film is in the great visual tradition of Tarkovsky and Paradjanov. Maria Saakyan's elegiac, semi-autobiographical drama unfolds against the backdrop and legacy of the Caucasus wars of the early 1990s. “Saakyan's astonishing film captures an emigre's memories of her war-torn Georgian village with aching poetic grace - the imagery lingers like gunsmoke.” Empire Each film is accompanied with essential extras and individual booklets with new writing on all three films.
The set includes Zoltán Fábri’s Merry-Go-Round (Körhinta, 1955) István Gaál’s Current (Sodrásban, 1963) and Miklós Jancsó’s Agnus Dei (Égi bárány, 1970). A special limited edition box set contains these celebrated films from stunning new 4K restorations and released for the first time ever on Blu-ray. Second Run presents a selection of essential works by three of Hungarian cinema's most renowned filmmakers.
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For reference, Spectre was released in November 2015 and arrived on Blu-Ray and DVD in February 2016.“All three films have been restored by the Hungarian National Film Archive and look splendid here.” Our best guess would be sometime in the first quarter of 2022. In terms of Blu-Ray and DVD, there is no official release date as of early October. However, the pandemic could expedite its VOD date if the box office returns are less than satisfying. The Bond franchise relies on its theatrical run to accumulate money so expect the film to stay in theaters for the foreseeable future. So when will it arrive on Blu-ray and DVD? No Time to Die Blu-Ray and DVD release dateĭue to the premiere occurring days ago, don’t expect Bond to arrive at your homes in disc form anytime soon. In fact, many could wait for the film to become available for purchase at home. Just because the film is in theaters doesn’t mean people will see it right away. Estimates reports that this iteration of Bond will need to earn at least $800 million at the global box office to make money.
Although that’s a solid number for a film during the pandemic, it may be an uphill climb for the film to make back its money. The film registered an opening weekend of $56 million at the domestic box office. After being delayed for over a year, No Time to Diepremiered in the U.S.
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