The Swimmer [Blu-ray + DVD + CD) Slipcover (1968) UUSI

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The Swimmer - Heijastus [Blu-ray + DVD + CD] Slipcover (Deluxe Edition) uusi ja muoveissa.

4K Masteroitu!

[Grindhouse Releasing]

In his finest performance, Burt Lancaster stars as Ned Merrill, a man who confronts his destiny by swimming home, pool by pool, through the suburban nightmare of upper-class East Coast society. Based on the acclaimed short story by John Cheever, and directed by Frank Perry (DIARY OF A MAD HOUSEWIFE, MOMMIE DEAREST), THE SWIMMER is a film like no other, a feature-length TWILIGHT ZONE episode by way of THE NEW YORKER.

Valmistusvuosi: 1968

Kesto: 1 h 35 min

Kuva: Widescreen 1.85:1 HD 1080p

Ääni: Englanti - DTS HD MA Mono

Tekstitys: Englanti

Kotelon kansien kieli: Englanti

Alue: 2 (eurooppa)

NTSC All Region

SPECIAL FEATURES:

2 DISC SET – Deluxe dual layer Blu-ray Edition + DVD combo
Spectacular new digital restoration created from 4K scans for optimal picture quality
The Story of THE SWIMMER – brand new, five-part, 2-1/2 hour documentary by Oscar-winner Chris Innis featuring in-depth interviews with stars Janet Landgard, Joan Rivers and Marge Champion, composer Marvin Hamlisch, film editor Sidney Katz, assistant directors Michael Hertzberg and Ted Zachary, UCLA Olympic swim coach Bob Horn, and Joanna Lancaster
The original NEW YORKER short story read by author John Cheever
12 page booklet with liner notes by legendary director Stuart Gordon (RE-ANIMATOR)
Rare production stills from the lost alternate scenes
Extensive still galleries, trailers and TV spots
AND OTHER SURPRISES!
Burt Lancaster is superb in his finest performance. Four stars – Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
Totally engrossing, thanks to its very strangeness, and to the superb performances and vivd location photography. Five stars – Geoff Andrew, Time Out New York
Grim, disturbing and sometimes funny…the film has the shape of an open-ended hallucination – Vincent Canby, The New York Times
A strange, stylized work, a brilliant and disturbing one – Roger Ebert